"blandinaviska" meaning in All languages combined

See blandinaviska on Wiktionary

Noun [Swedish]

IPA: /blandɪˈnɑːvɪska/ Forms: no-table-tags [table-tags], blandinaviska [indefinite, nominative, uncountable], blandinaviskan [definite, nominative, uncountable], blandinaviskas [genitive, indefinite, uncountable], blandinaviskans [definite, genitive, uncountable]
Etymology: Blend of blanda (“to blend, to mix”) + skandinaviska (“Scandinavian”) Etymology templates: {{blend|sv|blanda|skandinaviska|t1=to blend, to mix|t2=Scandinavian}} Blend of blanda (“to blend, to mix”) + skandinaviska (“Scandinavian”) Head templates: {{head|sv|nouns||g=c|g2=|head=|sort=}} blandinaviska c, {{sv-noun|c}} blandinaviska c Inflection templates: {{sv-decl-noun|blandinaviska|blandinaviskan|-|-|blandinaviskas|blandinaviskans|-|-|base=blandinaviska|definitions=|gender=Common|uncountable=yes}}
  1. (uncommon) a mixture of any Scandinavian languages, sometimes used for intercommunication between speakers of different languages Tags: common-gender, uncommon
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          "ref": "2018, “Finlandssvenskar i Norden [Finland Swedes in the Nordic countries]”, in Språkbruk:",
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          "text": "Hemma på Island är danska ett obligatoriskt skolämne, och när vi islänningar ska språka med skandinaver tycker vi oftast att det är bäst att plocka fram skoldanskan eller prata ett slags ”blandinaviska”.",
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