"världsförnuft" meaning in Swedish

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Noun

Etymology: Compound of värld (“world”) + -s- + förnuft (“reason”). Etymology templates: {{com|sv|värld|-s-|förnuft|t1=world|t3=reason}} värld (“world”) + -s- + förnuft (“reason”) Head templates: {{head|sv|nouns||g=c|g2=|head=|sort=}} världsförnuft c, {{sv-noun|c}} världsförnuft c Forms: no-table-tags [table-tags], världsförnuft [indefinite, nominative, singular], världsförnufts [genitive, indefinite, singular], världsförnuftet [definite, nominative, singular], världsförnuftets [definite, genitive, singular], - [indefinite, nominative, plural], - [genitive, indefinite, plural], - [definite, nominative, plural], - [definite, genitive, plural]
  1. (philosophy) universal reason (rational principle that governs the cosmos) Tags: common-gender Synonyms: Logos

Inflected forms

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