No. 9,863 in Swedish
hail
The Swedish word "hail" does not exist. If you mean "hail" in English, it refers to small balls of ice falling from the sky during certain weather conditions.
In a sentence
Det haglade kraftigt under stormen igår.
It hailed heavily during the storm yesterday.
The word 'haglade' is used to describe the weather phenomenon 'hail' as a verb, indicating an occurrence of hailfall.
Soldaterna hyllade sin ledare med stolthet.
The soldiers hailed their leader with pride.
The word 'hyllade' is used in the context of expressing respect or admiration, translated as 'hailed' in English, but meaning 'paid tribute'.
Jag hörde hur rösten hälsade i vinden.
I heard how the voice hailed in the wind.
The word 'hälsade' is used metaphorically to convey greeting or calling, translated as 'hailed' in English, but used poetically to represent communication.
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