No. 633 in Swedish
dog
The Swedish word "dog" means "died" in English.
In a sentence
Hennes hund dog förra veckan.
Her dog passed away last week.
Here, "dog" is used as the past tense of the Swedish verb "dö", meaning "to die".
Jag såg en bild där en hund dog en boll.
I saw a picture where a dog fetched a ball.
In this usage, "dog" appears to be a construction rather than in its typical meaning, possibly a typographical error or misspelling in Swedish.
Jag förberedde en saga där en prinsessa dog, men kom sedan till liv igen.
I prepared a story where a princess died but then came back to life.
Again, "dog" is the past tense of the verb "dö" (to die).
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