No. 5,915 in Swedish
indiska
"Indiska" means "Indian" (female form) or refers to the Swedish retail store Indiska.
In a sentence
Jag köpte en vacker indisk matta.
I bought a beautiful Indian rug.
Here, 'indisk' is used as an adjective describing origin or style, referring to something from India.
Indiska restaurangen serverar den bästa maten.
The Indian restaurant serves the best food.
In this context, 'indiska' serves as an adjective specifying the origin or type of restaurant.
Min vän arbetar på Indiska, en butik som säljer kläder och inredning.
My friend works at Indiska, a store that sells clothes and home decor.
Here, 'Indiska' is a proper noun referring to the name of a specific store.
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