No. 4,063 in Swedish
orsaka
"Orsaka" means "to cause" in English.
In a sentence
Den trasiga maskinen kan orsaka förseningar.
The broken machine can cause delays.
The word 'orsaka' is used here to indicate a potential cause or reason for an effect, namely delays, showing its utility in expressing causality.
Vad tror du kan orsaka denna märkliga sjukdom?
What do you think could cause this peculiar illness?
'Orsaka' in this context raises a question about the reason or origin for something specific, focusing on the possibility of causation.
Stress orsakar ofta sömnproblem.
Stress often causes sleep problems.
Here, 'orsaka' demonstrates a definite and recurring cause-effect relationship where stress is identified as a direct cause.
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