The Swedish Number to Words tool spells out whole numbers in Swedish using the modern short scale. Swedish numerals are highly regular once you know three things: the unique words for 0–19, the way tens and units are written together as one word, and the short-scale names for the large powers of ten (tusen, miljon, miljard, biljon).
How it works
The converter breaks the number into groups and reads each group with the right scale word.
- Below 100. Numbers 0–19 have their own words (noll, ett, två … nitton). From 20 up, the tens word (tjugo, trettio, fyrtio …) is joined directly to the unit word, so 21 becomes
tjugoettand 99 becomesnittionio. - Hundreds and thousands. Hundreds use the
hundrastem, givingetthundra,tvåhundra, and so on. Thousands usetusen, so 1000 isettusenand 25000 istjugofemtusen. - Large scale (short scale). A million is
en miljon(pluralmiljoner), a thousand million isen miljard(pluralmiljarder), and 10^12 isen biljon(pluralbiljoner). The leading count usesenbecause these are common-gender nouns.
The ett / en distinction
The number 1 has two forms. Ett is neuter and en is common gender, and Swedish chooses the form that agrees with the counted noun: en bil (one car) but ett hus (one house). Use the toggle to control which form a standalone 1 takes; inside larger numbers the tool already applies the form Swedish convention expects.
Example
The number 1 234 567 renders as en miljon tvåhundratrettiofyratusen femhundrasextiosju. Spaces and commas in your input are ignored, so you can paste a grouped figure straight from a spreadsheet.