No. 9,298 in Swedish
flaga
A "flaga" in Swedish means "flake" or "chip," often referring to a small, thin piece that breaks off from a larger surface.
In a sentence
Färgen på väggen börjar flagna, och små flagor faller till golvet.
The paint on the wall is starting to peel, and small flakes are falling to the floor.
Here, 'flaga' is used to refer to small pieces or shards of material, specifically paint.
Han såg en flagande skylt där bokstäverna höll på att förlora sina flagor.
He saw a peeling sign where the letters were losing their flakes.
'Flaga' is referenced as parts or fragments of material, in this case, the painted letters on a sign.
Vid stranden noterade vi små träflagor bland sanden.
By the beach, we noticed small wood flakes among the sand.
In this sentence, 'flaga' describes thin slices or chips of wood found among the sand near the beach.
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