trabuco

trabuco

The word "trabuco" does not originate from Swedish; it is Spanish and refers to a type of old gun (blunderbuss) or a historical siege weapon (trebuchet).

Here, 'trabuco' refers to an historical siege engine known for launching projectiles during medieval times.

Jag såg en trabuco på museet, en gammal kastmaskin.

I saw a trabuco at the museum, an old throwing machine.

In this usage, 'trabuco' refers colloquially to a type of shotgun or blunderbuss used for hunting.

Under jakten använde de en trabuco för att skjuta byten.

During the hunt, they used a trabuco to shoot prey.

Here, 'trabuco' is metaphorically used as a nickname symbolizing great strength or prominence, possibly influenced by the figurative impact of the historical weapon.

Karaktären i boken kallades 'El Trabuco' för sin styrka och storlek.

The character in the book was called 'El Trabuco' for his strength and size.