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uppmana

Uppmana is a Swedish verb meaning to urge, exhort, or encourage someone to undertake a particular action. It is used when someone wants to prompt others to act, and is common in formal, official, or persuasive contexts such as public health campaigns, policy statements, or organizational guidance.

Grammatically, uppmana is a regular verb in the present tense as uppmanar, in the past as uppmanade,

Examples illustrate its use: The prime minister uppmanade medborgarna att följa restriktionen. In a current campaign,

See also: uppmaning, the noun meaning an urging or exhortation; uppmuntra, a related verb meaning to encourage,

Notes: Uppmana tends to appear in formal or official language and is less common in casual spoken

and
in
the
supine
as
uppmanat.
The
past
participle
is
uppmanad,
which
can
be
used
adjectivally
(e.g.,
uppmanad
framställning).
The
passive
present
form
is
uppmanas.
The
verb
is
typically
written
as
a
compound
with
the
prefix
upp-
attached
to
the
stem,
and
it
follows
standard
conjugation
patterns
for
-ar
verbs
in
Swedish.
myndigheten
uppmanar
allmänheten
att
vaccinera
sig.
The
form
uppmanas
is
also
used
in
passive
constructions,
as
in
Allmänheten
uppmanas
att
följa
råden.
often
with
a
milder
nuance;
manar,
a
closely
related
verb
meaning
to
urge
or
exhort.
Swedish,
where
synonyms
like
uppmana
kan
ersättas
av
enklare
uttryck
beroende
på
sammanhang.