mersmak

Swedish

Etymology

mer (“more”) +‎ smak (“taste”)

Noun

mersmak c

  1. a taste for more of the same thing
    Dansklubbens prova på-dag gav mersmak, och nu dansar vi varje helg
    The dance club's try-out day left us wanting more [gave more-taste], and now we dance every weekend
    ett inledningskapitel som ger mersmak
    an opening chapter that makes you want to keep reading
    Såväl arrangörer som deltagare fick mersmak, så det lär bli fler tillfällen i framtiden!
    The organizers as well as the participants got a taste for more, so there's bound to be more occasions in the future!

Usage notes

Usually as "ge mersmak" (give more-taste) or "få mersmak" (get more-taste).

Declension
Declension of mersmak 
Uncountable
Indefinite Definite
Nominative mersmak mersmaken — —
Genitive mersmaks mersmakens — —

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