No. 6,468 in Swedish
magic
The Swedish word "magisk" means "magical" or "enchanted" in English.
In a sentence
Magin i hennes framträdande fängslade publiken.
The magic in her performance captivated the audience.
Here, 'magic' refers to a captivating and enchanting quality within a performance, used as a metaphor for something extraordinary.
Han tror på magi och läser böcker om häxor och trollkarlar.
He believes in magic and reads books about witches and wizards.
In this context, 'magic' is used in the literal sense to describe supernatural powers or phenomena typically portrayed in fantasy media.
Att han fann nyckeln i tid var rent magiskt.
That he found the key in time was purely magical.
Here, 'magical' is employed as an adjective to describe something astonishing or seemingly improbable, often used figuratively.
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