No. 12,335 in Swedish
sinne
"Sinne" means "sense" or "mind" in English.
In a sentence
Jag förlorade mitt sinne för en stund.
I lost my mind for a moment.
In this sentence, 'sinne' refers metaphorically to the mental or rational capacity (mind).
Han har ett gott sinne för humor.
He has a good sense of humor.
Here, 'sinne' is used to denote a sense or an aptitude relating to humor.
På morgonen är mina sinnen skarpa.
In the morning, my senses are sharp.
In this example, 'sinne' is used in the plural form 'sinnen,' referring to the five senses.
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