recett

Middle English

Noun

recett

  1. alternative form of recet

Swedish

Etymology

From French recette, based on Latin recepta which is a feminine past participle to recipere (“to receive”). First used in Swedish in 1776 by G. J. Ehrensvärd.

Noun

recett c

  1. an income, proceeds from a performance
  2. a theatre performance where proceeds go to a specified goal, often one of the actors

Declension

Declension of recett
nominative genitive
singular indefinite recett recetts
definite recetten recettens
plural indefinite recetter recetters
definite recetterna recetternas

Synonyms

  • recettföreställning

References

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