medel meaning in English
| Swedish | English |
|---|---|
| medel noun {n} | means(instrument or condition for attaining a purpose) |
| medel- adjective | mean(having the mean as its value) |
| medelålder [~n ~åldrar] noun | middle age(the period of life between youth and old age) |
| medelålders adjective | middle-aged(of, or relating to middle age) |
| medelålderskris [~en ~er] noun {c} | mid-life crisis(emotional period of doubt) |
| medelbar [~t ~a] adjective | mediate(Acting through a mediating agency) |
| medelengelska proper noun {c} | Middle Englishproper noun |
| medelfranska noun {c} | Middle Frenchnoun |
| medelhav noun {n} | mediterranean sea(mostly enclosed sea) |
| Medelhavet proper noun {n} | Mediterranean Sea(sea between Europe and Africa) |
| medelhavs- adjective | Mediterranean(Of or pertaining to the Mediterranean Sea and the region around it) |
| medelhavsstenskvätta noun {c} | western black-eared wheatear(Oenanthe hispanica) |
| medelhavstrut noun {c} | yellow-legged gull(Larus michahellis) |
| medelhögtyska proper noun {c} | Middle High Germanproper noun |
| medelklass [~en ~er] noun {c} | middle class [middle classes](social and economic class) |
| medellågtyska proper noun {c} | Middle Low German(language) |
| medelmåtta [~n ~måttor] noun {c} | Joe Average(hypothetical average or generic individual) |
| medelmåttig [~t ~a] adjective | mediocre(having no peculiar or outstanding features) |
| medelmåttlighet noun {c} | mediocrity [mediocrities](condition of being mediocre) |
| medelnederländska proper noun {c} | Middle Dutch(the Middle Dutch language) |
| medelnot noun | middle note(The characteristic parts of a perfume that emerge only after a waiting period) |
| medelosmanska proper noun {c} | Middle Ottoman(the Turkish language in the middle period of the Ottoman Empire, of many lexical and syntactic borrowings) |
| medelpersiska proper noun {c} | Middle Persian(ancestor of New Persian spoken from around 300 BC till about 800 AD, evolving from Old Persian) |
| medelpunkt [~en ~er] noun {c} | pivot [pivots](something having a paramount significance) |
| medelsoldygn noun {n} | mean solar day(average length of a solar day) |
| medelst preposition | by means of(By using) with(by means of) |
| medelsvensson proper noun | Joe Public(a hypothetical average or generic member of the public) |
| medelsvensson noun {c} | Joe Average(hypothetical average or generic individual) |
| medeltal [~et ~] noun {n} | average [averages](arithmetic mean) |
| medeltank noun | middle note(The characteristic parts of a perfume that emerge only after a waiting period) |
| medeltida adjective | medieval(of or relating to the Middle Ages) |
| medeltiden proper noun {c} | Middle Ages(historical period) |
| medeltidsforskare noun {c} | medievalist [medievalists](one who studies culture and history in the Middle Ages) |
| medeltidskinesiska proper noun {c} | Middle Chinese(Chinese language) |
| medeltidslatin proper noun {n} | Medieval Latin(the Latin language as spoken and written during the Middle Ages, before it was developed by the Italian humanists into Renaissance Latin) |
| medeltidslitteratur noun | medieval literature(literature of the Middle Ages) |
| medelväg [~en ~ar] noun {c} | middle ground(compromise position between extremes) |
| medelvärde [~t ~n] noun {n} | mean [means](intermediate value) |
| medelwalesiska proper noun {c} | Middle Welsh(language) |
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