No. 4,746 in Swedish
asaja
"Asaja" means "to transport or bring goods using a sled or sleigh."
In a sentence
Hon asade sin stora väska genom hela staden.
She dragged her big bag through the whole city.
The word 'asade' refers to carrying or dragging something with effort, often implying a burdensome or heavy load.
Jag måste alltid asa fram min gamla cykel från garaget.
I always have to haul out my old bicycle from the garage.
Here, 'asa fram' implies pulling out or dragging something heavy from a certain location.
De asade allt sitt bagage uppför den branta backen.
They hauled all their luggage up the steep hill.
In this instance, 'asade' again denotes dragging or pulling something laboriously, emphasizing the struggle due to the steep incline.
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