Trehundra

Trehundra is a Swedish word that literally translates to "three hundred." It is commonly used in various contexts, primarily referring to the number 300.

In numerical contexts, trehundra is simply the cardinal number following two hundred ninety-nine and preceding three hundred one. It can be used for counting objects, quantities, or measurements. For instance, one might refer to a distance of trehundra meters or a price of trehundra kronor.

Beyond its direct numerical meaning, trehundra can also appear in more specific contexts. For example, it is sometimes used in expressions or idioms that might not have a direct literal translation, though such uses are less common than its straightforward numerical application. It is also the number of parts in a specific historical or cultural context, though this is often a specialized meaning.

The word itself is derived from Old Norse, reflecting the long history of the Swedish language. The components "tre" (three) and "hundra" (hundred) are directly analogous to their English counterparts. Understanding trehundra is essential for comprehending Swedish numerical expressions and certain cultural references.