sokol

This is the 7439th most frequent Swedish word.


sokol

"Sokol" is not a Swedish word; it is of Slavic origin and means "falcon" in English.


Here, 'sokol' is used as a noun referring to the bird of prey, a falcon.

Jag såg en sokol på himlen idag.

I saw a falcon in the sky today.


In this sentence, 'sokol' symbolizes independence and liberty, emphasizing its cultural connotations.

Föreningen använde en sokol som symbol för frihet.

The association used a falcon as a symbol of freedom.


In this context, 'sokolens' represents the possessive form of 'sokol,' denoting the falcon's wings.

Sokolens vingslag gav ifrån sig en mäktig ljud när den flög.

The falcon's wingbeats made a powerful sound as it flew.