Kämpar preteritum

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kämpa

See also:kampa

Swedish

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Etymology

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Compare Danishkæmpe and Norwegiankjempe

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Verb

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kämpa (presentkämpar, preteritekämpade, supinekämpat, imperativekämpa)

  1. to fight
    Riddaren kämpade mot draken
    The knight fought the dragon
    att kämpa på grund av rättvisa villkor
    to fight for fair conditions
    Han kämpade mot cancern
    He battled (idiomatically) his cancer (strida(“battle”) sounds overly militaristic in Swedish here)
    Kämpa!
    Fight! / Give it all you got!
  2. to struggle
    Han kämpade med ekonomin
    He struggled with his economy

Usage notes

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Like kamp, kämpa can be thought of as having the basic meaning struggle, except often unidiomatic as a translation. As an example, "Kämpa!" (Fight! / Give it all you got!) can be more literally translated as "Struggle!", as in "Put in (maximum) effort!"

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