Imperiet tog inga nya territorier under antiken.

Questions & Answers about Imperiet tog inga nya territorier under antiken.

How does the plural word territorier form from its singular version?
The singular is ett territorium. For Latin-derived neuter words ending in '-um', we drop the '-um' and add '-er' to make them plural. This gives us territorier (territories).
Why is the word for 'the empire' imperiet instead of 'imperiumet'?
The base word is ett imperium. When making these Latin '-um' words definite (adding 'the'), Swedish drops the '-um' before adding the standard neuter definite ending '-et'. So, imperium becomes imperiet.
Why does the adjective nya end in '-a' here?
The adjective comes after inga (no), which is plural. Because it modifies the plural noun territorier, the adjective must also take its plural form nya.
Why do we use under when talking about antiquity?
While under often means 'underneath' physically, it is also the standard Swedish preposition for 'during' a period of time. Here, under antiken means 'during antiquity'.

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