No. 13,224 in Swedish
travade
"Travade" means "stacked" or "piled" in English.
In a sentence
Han travade rakt genom skogen.
He trudged straight through the forest.
Here, 'travade' is used to describe the act of walking with heavy, deliberate steps, likely indicating effort or determination in navigating the forest.
Hästen travade långsamt på grusvägen.
The horse trotted slowly on the gravel road.
In this context, 'travade' refers to the horse's manner of movement, specifically its trotting gait, which is a steady pace between walking and galloping.
De travade högar med ved vid stugan.
They stacked piles of wood at the cabin.
Here, 'travade' is employed figuratively to describe the process of stacking or arranging items, in this case, wood piles.
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