No. 3,024 in Swedish
iraks
"Iraks" means "Iraq's" (possessive form referring to something belonging to Iraq).
In a sentence
Jag läste en artikel om Iraks historia.
I read an article about Iraq's history.
Here, 'Iraks' is used in a possessive form, indicating 'Iraq's history' – it expresses ownership or association with the country of Iraq.
Iraks regering har nyligen godkänt en ny lag.
Iraq's government has recently approved a new law.
In this sentence, 'Iraks' is the possessive form, referring to the government belonging to or associated with Iraq, 'Iraq's government'.
Trupper från Iraks militär anlände till gränsen.
Troops from Iraq's military arrived at the border.
The term 'Iraks' identifies possession, such as in 'Iraq's military', indicating that the troops belong to or are part of Iraq's armed forces.
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