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Summary

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motta:
- receive
Wiktionary:
- motta → get, copy, accept
- motta → receive, welcome, gather, accept, accredit, admit, harvest, garner, collect, pick up, assemble, raise

Swedish

Detailed Translations for motta from Swedish to English

motta:

motta verb (mottar, mottade, mottat)

motta (mottaga)
to receive
- receive verb (receives, received, receiving)

Conjugations for motta:

presens

mottar
mottar
mottar
mottar
mottar
mottar

imperfekt

mottade
mottade
mottade
mottade
mottade
mottade

framtid 1

kommer att motta
kommer att motta
kommer att motta
kommer att motta
kommer att motta
kommer att motta

framtid 2

skall motta
skall motta
skall motta
skall motta
skall motta
skall motta

conditional

skulle motta
skulle motta
skulle motta
skulle motta
skulle motta
skulle motta

perfekt particip

har mottat
har mottat
har mottat
har mottat
har mottat
har mottat

imperfekt particip

hade mottat
hade mottat
hade mottat
hade mottat
hade mottat
hade mottat

blandad

motta!
motta!
mottad
mottande

1. jag, 2. du/ni, 3. han/hon/den/det, 4. vi, 5. ni, 6. de

Translation Matrix for motta:

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
receive	motta; mottaga	acceptera; emotta; erhålla; fatta; finna; få; fånga på vägen; lära; mottaga; skaffa sig
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
receive		anamma; bemöta; undfå

Synonyms for "motta":

erhålla

Wiktionary Translations for motta:

motta

verb

receive
- get → emottaga; mottaga; motta; erhålla; få; ta emot
radio term
- copy → mottaga; motta
to receive with consent
- accept → motta; acceptera

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• motta	→ receive	↔ empfangen — gehoben: etwas erhalten, entgegennehmen oder hinnehmen müssen
• motta	→ welcome	↔ empfangen — einen Ankommenden begrüßen oder aufnehmen
• motta	→ gather; accept; receive; accredit; admit; harvest; garner; collect; pick up; assemble; raise	↔ recueillir — (vieilli) rassembler les fruits d’une terre, en faire la récolte ; on dit plutôt « récolter ».