No. 9,009 in Swedish

drämma

"Drämma" means "to slam" or "to strike forcefully."

In a sentence

Han drämde till med en fantastisk idé.
He came up with a fantastic idea.
Here, 'drämde' is used metaphorically to emphasize the action of presenting or coming up with something impressively.
Hon drämde handen i bordet i frustration.
She slammed her hand on the table in frustration.
In this sentence, 'drämde' describes a physical action involving hitting something forcefully.
Barnet drämde klossen mot golvet och den gick sönder.
The child slammed the block against the floor and it broke.
'Drämde' in this example indicates the forceful act of throwing or hitting an object against another surface.

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