👉 Whitsnd means "to give or allow to come" in Swedish, and it can also be used as a verb meaning to take something without giving it away (as if you are giving it away) or to offer something for free. The term was derived from the Latin word 'whit' which means "white", so "whitsnds" could mean "to give away the white". It is often used in Swedish context when someone gives a gift and tells you that it's "whitsnds." Here are some examples of how to use this word: 1. I gave him a little box as a birthday present. 2. He said he would take the car home if I'd like to have it for free. 3. He asked me to help him with his homework today, so I did everything "whitsnds" by myself. Whitsnd is an idiomatic expression in Swedish that conveys a sense of generosity and willingness to share something without expecting anything in return. It can also be used as a verb to mean "to give or allow something freely".