No. 982 in Swedish
málaga
In Swedish, "málaga" refers to a type of sweet dessert wine from the Málaga region in Spain.
In a sentence
Vi flög till Málaga i april och stannade där i två veckor.
We flew to Málaga in April and stayed there for two weeks.
Here, 'Málaga' is used as the name of a city in Spain, serving as a proper noun in the sentence.
Vi köpte en flaska Málaga att ha till efterrätten.
We bought a bottle of Málaga to have with dessert.
In this context, 'Málaga' refers to a type of sweet wine from the Málaga region in Spain, functioning as a noun describing a product.
Solen i Málaga-regionen är känd för att locka turister.
The sun in the Málaga region is known for attracting tourists.
Here, 'Málaga' is part of a compound nominal phrase ('Málaga-regionen') which refers to the geographical area surrounding the city of Málaga.
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