No. 15,629 in German
wog
"Wog" is not a standard German word. It might be a misspelling or abbreviation.
In a sentence
Das Paket, das auf ihn wartete, wog fünf Kilogramm.
The package that awaited him weighed five kilograms.
In this sentence, 'wog' is the past tense of the verb 'wiegen,' meaning 'to weigh.' It describes the weight of the package.
Sie erinnerte sich, dass ihr Herz an dem Tag so schwer wog.
She recalled that her heart felt so heavy that day.
'Wog' here is used metaphorically to describe a sense of emotional weight or burden, drawing from its primary meaning related to physical weight.
In der Vergangenheit wog dieser Stein mehr als heute.
In the past, this stone weighed more than today.
This sentence demonstrates 'wog' in a historical context, suggesting a change in the weight of an object over time.
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