smacka

See also: smäcka

Swedish

Etymology

Likely borrowed from Middle Low German smacken. Cognate of Dutch smakken. Likely originally onomatopoeic. See also smäcka, smaska, smocka.

Verb

smacka (present smackar, preterite smackade, supine smackat, imperative smacka)

  1. smack one's lips
  2. click one's tongue against one's palate (as a signal of hunger or as a command for a horse)
  3. eat noisily

Conjugation
Conjugation of smacka (weak)
Active Passive
Infinitive smacka smackas
Supine smackat smackats
Imperative smacka —
Imper. plural1 smacken —
Present Past Present Past
Indicative smackar smackade smackas smackades
Ind. plural1 smacka smackade smackas smackades
Subjunctive2 smacke smackade smackes smackades
Participles
Present participle smackande
Past participle —
1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

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