konsekvens

From German Konsequenz, from French conséquence, from Latin consequentia.

• IPA^(key): /kɔnsəkvɛns/, [kʰʌnsəˈkʰvɛnˀs]

konsekvens c (singular definite konsekvensen, plural indefinite konsekvenser)

1. consequence (that which follows something on which it depends; that which is produced by a cause)
2. consistency (reliability or uniformity; the quality of being consistent)

• “konsekvens” in Den Danske Ordbog
• “konsekvens” in Ordbog over det danske Sprog

From Latin consequentia

konsekvens m (definite singular konsekvensen, indefinite plural konsekvenser, definite plural konsekvensene)

1. a consequence
2. consistency

• konsekvent

• “konsekvens” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

From Latin consequentia

konsekvens m (definite singular konsekvensen, indefinite plural konsekvensar, definite plural konsekvensane)

1. a consequence
2. consistency

• konsekvent

• “konsekvens” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

From French conséquence, from Latin consequentia.

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konsekvens c

1. a consequence, the result of a cause

   en åsigt som endast var en fullt nödvändig konsekvens af tidens tro, att alla sjukdomar hade sin omedelbara rot i synden.

   an opinion which only was a fully necessary consequence of the belief of those days, that all diseases had their immediate root in sin.

   denne skeptiske engelsman, vars logik icke ryggade tillbaka för någon konsekvens.

   this skeptic Englishman, whose logic didn't stand back for any consequence.

2. (uncountable) consistency, the ability to act according to a plan, intention, or principle, without exceptions

   de världshistoriska lagar, som med obeveklig konsekvens styra nationerna till välfärd

   those laws of global history, which with immutable consistency guide the nations to wealth

consequence

• följd
• följdverkning
• resultat

consistency

• följdriktighet
• principfasthet

• konsekvensanalys
• konsekvensbeskrivning
• konsekvensutredning
• konsekvent

• konsekvens in Svenska Akademiens ordlista över svenska språket (13th ed., online)