"ifatt" meaning in Swedish

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Adverb

Etymology: From i (“in”) + fatt (“a grip”). Fatt is related to fatta (“to grip”) and only occurs in certain expressions. Etymology templates: {{af|sv|i|fatt|t1=in|t2=a grip}} i (“in”) + fatt (“a grip”), {{l|sv|fatt|Fatt}} Fatt, {{l|sv|fatta||to grip}} fatta (“to grip”) Head templates: {{head|sv|adverb|head=|sort=}} ifatt, {{sv-adv|-}} ifatt (not comparable)
  1. (following a verb of motion) used to denote that something is catching up with something, as in reaching something ahead. Tags: not-comparable Synonyms: ikapp, i fatt Related terms: hinna ifatt (english: catch up in general), gå ifatt (english: ... by walking), köra ifatt (english: ...by driving), springa ifatt (english: ... by running)
    Sense id: en-ifatt-sv-adv-IcgU3Gd6 Categories (other): Swedish entries with incorrect language header

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    {
      "english": "...by driving",
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    },
    {
      "english": "... by running",
      "word": "springa ifatt"
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      "word": "ikapp"
    },
    {
      "word": "i fatt"
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