simmärke

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Simborgarmärket, one of several swimming badges, is awarded to any person who can swim at least 200 metres using any stroke under no time requirement.

Etymology

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Compound of sim (swimming) +‎ märke (badge). First attested in 1933.[1]

Compare with German Schwimmabzeichen.

Noun

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simmärke n

  1. A swimming badge; a badge awarded for an accomplishment in swimming.
    Hypernym: idrottsmärke (sports badge)
    • 1931 November 24, Dagens Nyheter[1]:
      [] frågan om instiftande av ett simmärke upp.
      [] the question of the establishment of a swimming badge [came] up.
    • 2021 June 9, Bosse Carlqvist, “Åttaårige Theo i Vara tog elitmärket – efter 11 guldmagistern”, in SVT Nyheter[2]:
      Nu har han bara ett mål vad gäller simmärken kvar. [] Theo Larsson med sin imponerande samling av simmärken.
      Now he has only one goal in terms of swimming badges left. [] Theo Larsson with his impressive collection of swimming badges.

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