Tårarna

Tårarna is the definite plural form of the Swedish noun tår, meaning tears. In ordinary usage, it refers to the tears produced by crying, but it is also used metaphorically to denote sadness, sorrow, or emotional release. The term appears in everyday language as well as in literature and media.

In Swedish grammar, the indefinite plural of tår is tårar, while the definite plural is tårarna. The word tår is of Germanic origin, with roots in Old Norse tár, and follows standard Swedish patterns for forming definite plurals.

Tårarna is frequently used as a title or motif in Swedish-language works. When capitalized as a proper noun, it often signals a specific work or a thematic focus on sorrow, mourning, or emotional experience. It can appear in song titles, film titles, poetry, or other artistic forms, as well as in journalism describing crying or grief.

Related terms include tears in English and the Swedish singular tår or plural tårar for various grammatical forms. The concept remains closely tied to expressions of human emotion and can carry both literal and figurative meanings in Swedish discourse.