No. 3,526 in Swedish
dör
"Dör" means "dies" in English.
In a sentence
Blommorna dör om de inte får vatten.
The flowers die if they don't get water.
In this sentence, 'dör' is used as a verb in the present tense to indicate the process of dying or ceasing to live.
Jag är rädd att batteriet dör snart.
I'm afraid the battery will die soon.
Here, 'dör' is metaphorically used for a battery losing its charge, applying the concept of 'dying' to inanimate objects.
Han somnade och dör inte längre över sina studier.
He fell asleep and doesn't struggle over his studies anymore.
While grammatically 'dör' may be used creatively or metaphorically in expressions or sentences for dramatic effect, the sentence context gives it personalized meaning.
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