No. 3,221 in Swedish

sean

"Sean" is not a Swedish word; it is typically a name. If you meant "sedan," it means "since" or "then" in English.

In a sentence

Sean går till skolan varje morgon.
Sean goes to school every morning.
In this sentence, 'Sean' is used as a proper name and serves as the subject of the sentence.
Efter filmen var det en sen stund innan vi gick hem.
After the movie, it was a late moment before we went home.
Here, 'sen' (pronounced similarly to 'sen', the English 'sean' transliteration) is an adjective describing the lateness of a time period, distinct from 'Sean' the name.
När du ser Sean, berätta det för honom.
When you see Sean, tell him about it.
In this case, 'Sean' remains a proper noun, referring to the person's name, 'Sean', encountered within the sentence.

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