No. 8,052 in Swedish
wolves
The Swedish word "wolves" translates to "vargar" in English and refers to "wild carnivorous mammals related to dogs."
In a sentence
Vargarna står på klippan och ylar.
The wolves stand on the cliff and howl.
Here, 'vargarna' (the wolves) is used as the subject of the sentence, describing their location and action.
Skogen blev hem för många vargar.
The forest became home to many wolves.
In this sentence, 'vargar' (wolves) is used in a general sense to denote the animals residing in the forest, demonstrating the indefinite plural form.
Vi såg spår från en varg nära floden.
We saw tracks of a wolf near the river.
Here, 'varg' (wolf) is singular, describing a potential individual wolf indicated by tracks.
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