jäsa

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See also: jasa and jaså

Swedish

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Etymology

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From Middle High German or Middle Low German jesen, gesen (German gären), from Proto-Germanic *jesaną.

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jäsa (present jäser, preterite jäste, supine jäst, imperative jäs)

  1. to ferment
  2. (colloquial) to enjoy oneself (in a somewhat passive manner)
    Uttern jäste i solen
    The otter was basking in the sun
    Han jäste efter vinsten
    He was soaking in the win

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