No. 4,956 in Swedish

braw

"Braw" is not a Swedish word; it is Scots for "fine" or "excellent."

In a sentence

Han är en riktigt braw kille.
He is a really great guy.
Here, 'braw' is used as an adjective describing someone positively, indicating that they are impressive or admirable.
Det var en braw dag för en picnic.
It was a great day for a picnic.
In this context, 'braw' describes the quality of the day, meaning it was ideal or excellent for the activity mentioned.
De firade segern med en braw middag.
They celebrated the victory with a splendid dinner.
In this case, 'braw' characterizes the dinner as special, delicious, or magnificent in nature.

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