lasarett – Swedish noun declension

Swedish noun forms of lasarett

Noun: lasarett
Hyphenation:
Gender: Neuter

Nominative

Sg. Indef.lasarett
Sg. Def.lasarettet
Pl. Indef.lasarett
Pl. Def.lasaretten

Genitive

Sg. Indef.lasaretts
Sg. Def.lasarettets
Pl. Indef.lasaretts
Pl. Def.lasarettens

Sample Sentences

  • Och la framför mig ett tryckt formulär på vilket jag liksom genom en dimma läste, att undertecknad har vid besök å Albi lasarett vägrat undergå föreslagen insprutning mot ... (Lay before me a printed form upon which, as if through a haze, I read that the undersigned, during a visit to Albi Hospital, declined to undergo the suggested injection for ...) [1954, Tage Aurell, Kathrine Aurell, Liten fransk stad, page 66:]
  • Lampan med ett värde av 100 000 kronor ska ha hängt i ett besöksrum på lasarettet i Växjö, enligt P4 Kronoberg, som var först med att rapportera om händelsen. (The lamp with a value of 100,000 Swedish kronor is said to have hung in a visitor's room at the hospital in Växjö, according to P4 Kronoberg, which was the first to report on the incident.) [2023 October 31, Malvina Lindström, “Taklampa värd 100 000 stulen från lasarettet [Ceiling lamp worth 100,000 stolen from the hospital.]”, in SVT Nyheter:]
  • Coordinate term: sjukhus (“hospital”)
  • Låt ingen doktare inbilla sig tokenskap, kusin; de ska’ ju lefva på sjukdomar, derföre ville väl de ha hela staden till ett lasarett. (Let no doctar persuade himself of foolishness, cousin; they shall indeed live on ailments, thence they would like to have the whole town as a hospital.) [1862, Mathilda Ahlbom, Såpbubblor III. »En löjtnant eller ingen!», page 27:]

Etymology

From Italian lazzaretto, named after Santa Maria di Nazareth or Nazarethum, a maritime quarantine station on an island of the Venetian lagoon (modern name: Lazzaretto Vecchio), with influence of lazzaro (“leper”), 15th c. Cognate with English lazaretto. See: Italian Nouns 'lazzaretto', English Nouns 'lazaretto'.

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