-erska

See also: ēršķa

Swedish

Suffix

-erska

making a female agent noun (role or profession) from a verb, e.g. sköta (“to care for, to nurse”) → sköterska (“a nurse”)

Usage notes

In recent decades, sköterska is used for care takers of both genders, just like some male titles apply to women. This generally accepted policy in Sweden is the opposite of that in Germany, where different -er/-in titles are created for each profession.

Derived terms

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单词	-erska
释义	-erska See also: ēršķa Swedish Suffix -erska making a female agent noun (role or profession) from a verb, e.g. sköta (“to care for, to nurse”) → sköterska (“a nurse”) Usage notes In recent decades, sköterska is used for care takers of both genders, just like some male titles apply to women. This generally accepted policy in Sweden is the opposite of that in Germany, where different -er/-in titles are created for each profession. Derived terms ► <a class='CategoryTreeLabel CategoryTreeLabelNs14 CategoryTreeLabelCategory' href='/wiki/Category:Swedish_words_suffixed_with_-erska' title='Category:Swedish words suffixed with -erska'>Swedish words suffixed with -erska</a> See also -are -rska -ska
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