FromMiddle Low Germanslūten(“to close”), fromOld Saxonslūtan, fromProto-West Germanic*sleutan. Cognate withGermanschließen.

• IPA^(key): [ˈslud̥ə]

slutte (imperativeslut,infinitiveatslutte,present tenseslutter,past tensesluttede,perfect tenseharsluttet)

1. toend, tofinale
2. toconclude

• (to end):afslutte
• (to conclude):konkludere

• slutning

• slotte,slute,slutt

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slutte

1. Aslovenly,untidy, ordirtywoman.
2. Amorallyloosewoman.

• English:slut
• Yola:slut

• “slutte,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007.

FromGerman Low Germansluten.

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slutte (imperativeslutt,present tenseslutter,simple past and past participlesluttaorsluttet,present participlesluttende)

1. toend
2. tocomplete
3. toconclude
4. tostop orquit (doing something, e.g. smoking)

• kortslutte
• omslutte
• oppslutning

• “slutte” inThe Bokmål Dictionary.

slutte (present tensesluttar,past tenseslutta,past participleslutta,passive infinitivesluttast,present participlesluttande,imperativeslutte/slutt)

1. Alternative form ofslutta

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