No. 8,938 in Swedish
digra
"Digra" in Swedish means "thick," "voluminous," or "heavy" (often used to describe extensive or substantial content).
In a sentence
Han har en diger samling av gamla mynt.
He has a substantial collection of old coins.
In this sentence, 'diger' describes the size of the coin collection as large or substantial.
Denna bok innehåller digra kunskaper.
This book contains profound knowledge.
Here, 'digra' refers to the extensive or profound nature of the knowledge contained in the book.
Vi mötte en diger utmaning under projektet.
We faced a substantial challenge during the project.
In this case, 'diger' is used to emphasize the significance and size of the challenge encountered.
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