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Detailed Translations for comforting from English to Swedish

comforting:

comforting adj

  1. comforting (reassuring; soothing)
  2. comforting

Translation Matrix for comforting:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lugnande allaying; appeasement; appeasing; calming; calming down; pacifying; quieting; relaxation; relief; soothing; steadying
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- cheering; consolatory; consoling; satisfying
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lugnande comforting; reassuring; soothing
tröstande comforting

Related Words for "comforting":


Synonyms for "comforting":


Related Definitions for "comforting":

  1. affording comfort or solace1
  2. providing freedom from worry1

comforting form of comfort:

to comfort verb (comforts, comforted, comforting)

  1. to comfort
    trösta; lugna
    • trösta verb (tröstar, tröstade, tröstat)
    • lugna verb (lugnar, lugnade, lugnat)
  2. to comfort (cheer up; gladden)
    uppmuntra; göra glad; muntra upp
    • uppmuntra verb (uppmuntrar, uppmuntrade, uppmuntrat)
    • göra glad verb (gör glad, gjorde glad, gjort glad)
    • muntra upp verb (muntrar upp, muntrade upp, muntrat upp)
  3. to comfort (cheer up; console; solace)
    uppmuntra
    • uppmuntra verb (uppmuntrar, uppmuntrade, uppmuntrat)

Conjugations for comfort:

present
  1. comfort
  2. comfort
  3. comforts
  4. comfort
  5. comfort
  6. comfort
simple past
  1. comforted
  2. comforted
  3. comforted
  4. comforted
  5. comforted
  6. comforted
present perfect
  1. have comforted
  2. have comforted
  3. has comforted
  4. have comforted
  5. have comforted
  6. have comforted
past continuous
  1. was comforting
  2. were comforting
  3. was comforting
  4. were comforting
  5. were comforting
  6. were comforting
future
  1. shall comfort
  2. will comfort
  3. will comfort
  4. shall comfort
  5. will comfort
  6. will comfort
continuous present
  1. am comforting
  2. are comforting
  3. is comforting
  4. are comforting
  5. are comforting
  6. are comforting
subjunctive
  1. be comforted
  2. be comforted
  3. be comforted
  4. be comforted
  5. be comforted
  6. be comforted
diverse
  1. comfort!
  2. let's comfort!
  3. comforted
  4. comforting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

comfort [the ~] noun

  1. the comfort (consolation; solace)
    tröst
  2. the comfort (convenience)
    bekvämlighet; komfort
  3. the comfort (solace)
    trösta
  4. the comfort (encouragement; consolation; relief)
    tröst; vederkvickelse; hugsvalelse
  5. the comfort (conveniences)
  6. the comfort (pleasantness; sociability; convenience; )

Translation Matrix for comfort:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
angenämhet chumminess; comfort; companionableness; convenience; cosiness; coziness; pleasantness; snugness; sociability
behaglighet chumminess; comfort; companionableness; convenience; cosiness; coziness; pleasantness; snugness; sociability ease; obligingness
bekvämhet chumminess; comfort; companionableness; convenience; cosiness; coziness; pleasantness; snugness; sociability
bekvämlighet comfort; convenience chumminess; comfortableness; companionableness; convenience; conviviality; cosiness; coziness; cushiness; ease; snugness; sociability
bekvämligheter comfort; conveniences
hugsvalelse comfort; consolation; encouragement; relief
komfort comfort; convenience comfortableness; convenience; ease
trevlighet chumminess; comfort; companionableness; convenience; cosiness; coziness; pleasantness; snugness; sociability
tröst comfort; consolation; encouragement; relief; solace consolations; solaces
trösta comfort; solace
uppmuntra encouragements
vederkvickelse comfort; consolation; encouragement; relief
- comfortableness; comforter; consolation; ease; puff; quilt; solace
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
göra glad cheer up; comfort; gladden gladden; make glad
lugna comfort allay; calm; calming down; hush up; keep quiet; keep under wraps; placate; reassure; relieve; set at ease; soothe; soothing
muntra upp cheer up; comfort; gladden
trösta comfort
uppmuntra cheer up; comfort; console; gladden; solace acclaim; allay; applaud; arouse; cheer; cheer on; encourage; favor; favour; fire; give a pep-talk; hold a pep-talk; hurray; incite; inspire; motivate; provoke; put someone on to something; reassure; set at ease; slide in front; soothe; stimulate; strike into; urge
- console; ease; solace; soothe
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hugnad comfort
hugsvala comfort; solace; soothe
hugsvalan comfort
trevnad comfort; comfortable feeling
trivsel comfort; comfortableness; wellbeing
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
uppmuntra cheered up

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Related Definitions for "comfort":

  1. assistance, such as that provided to an enemy or to a known criminal1
    • it gave comfort to the enemy1
  2. the act of consoling; giving relief in affliction1
  3. bedding made of two layers of cloth filled with stuffing and stitched together1
  4. a feeling of freedom from worry or disappointment1
  5. satisfaction or physical well-being provided by a person or thing1
    • his friendship was a comfort1
    • a padded chair was one of the room's few comforts1
  6. a state of being relaxed and feeling no pain1
    • he is a man who enjoys his comfort1
  7. a freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state1
    • he had all the material comforts of this world1
  8. lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate1
  9. give moral or emotional strength to1

Wiktionary Translations for comfort:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
comfort tröst troost — steun bij verdriet of pijn
comfort välbefinnande; trevnad Behaglichkeit — wohliges Gefühl der Zufriedenheit, stilles Vergnügen
comfort bekvämlighet Bequemlichkeit — das Vorhandensein angenehmer Gefühle auf Grund der Anwesenheit bestimmter Gegenstände, Geräte und Einrichtungen
comfort tröst Trost — eine Handlung, Geste oder Gegebenheit, die zur Linderung von psychischen oder physischen Schmerzen beiträgt
comfort trösta consolersoulager quelqu’un dans son affliction par des discours, par des soins, ou de quelque autre manière que ce être.