In modern Swedish, verbs are not conjugated in person or number; the same verb form is used for all persons in singular and plural.
All Forms
| Infinitive | skrika |
| Present | skriker |
| Past | skrek |
| Imperative | skrik |
| Supine | skrikit |
Verbs conjugated like 'skrika'
angripa,
anrida,
anstiga,
avdriva,
avglida,
avgnida,
avknipa,
avlida,
avrida,
avskrida,
avskriva,
avslita,
avstiga,
avsvida,
avvrida,
bakvrida,
bedriva,
begripa,
beknipa,
bekvida, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'skrika'
skraka,
skräka,
skria,
skrida,
skriva,
skruka,
anrika,
berika,
kika,
kraka,
Translations
cry, intransitive: to shout, scream, yell
cry, transitive: to shout, to scream (words)
scream, to make the sound of a scream
squall, to cry or wail loudly
squeal, to scream a high-pitched squeal
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
- gråta
- gnälla, klaga
- ropa
- hojta, skräna, tjuta, vråla, ryta, skria, gasta, tjoa, skråla, väsnas, gapa, rya
Additional Information
skrika ge ifrån sig skrik
[A skriker]
Engelsk översättning
cry, call out, shout, scream, shriek
Exempel
publiken gapade och skrek---the spectators shouted and screamed
Svenskt
uppslagsord
skriker skrek skrikit skrik! skrika verb
gråta (mest om barn)
[A skriker]
Engelsk översättning
cry, bawl, scream
Exempel
pappan skällde och ungen skrek---the father
cursed and the baby screamed
Etymology
1. jfr fd. o. dan.
skrige, nor.
skrike, nor. dial. skrika, nyisl. skríkja; jfr äv. (de till bildningen likartade, möjl. besläktade) fsax. scrīcon, eng. (dial.) shrike; av ljudhärmande urspr. (jfr SKRIA). — Jfr BESKRIKA, SKRICKA, v.
3, SKRIK, SKRIKA, sbst.
1—3, SKRIKIG References:
1
2. From Old Norse skríkja, from Proto-Germanic *skrīkijaną. Cognate to English shriek/skrike and German schreien. See: Proto-Germanic '
*skrīkijaną', English '
shriek', German, old spelling '
schreien'.
Verbs referencing "skrika"
English
shriek, English
screech.
Cognates
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Until the beginning of the 20th century, Swedish verbs had distinct forms for singular and plural. The forms below
show the verb conjugated in all moods, tenses, numbers, and persons.