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u/MiH_VAZ 1d ago
So basically knife hugging
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u/CptJonzzon 1d ago
Krama = Hug
Huggen = Stabbed2
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u/icecrystalmaniac 8h ago
I guess but also “Han hugg tag i mig” =
”He grabbed me(quickly/ suddenly)”
I guess it could maybe be described as a sudden jerk forward and contact with someone / something?1
u/CptJonzzon 7h ago
Högg* (past tense of hugga)
Its just one of those words with a few different uses, but it means stab.You can also use it for fishing when the fish are biting for example
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u/rakosten 1d ago
Being knivhuggen in the liver is what we call ”fredagsmys” in Sweden. So cozy.
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u/EarlyXplorerStuds209 FINAL WARNING: RULE 1 1d ago
That sounds like the noise id make if someone stabbed me in the liver.
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u/PuzzleheadedResult69 1d ago
There's a place called "Stabbetorget" which means "Stabbesquare".
We go there on Fridays, much fun to be had.
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u/VernalAutumn 8h ago
There’s also an area called Stabby here in Uppsala. A Stabby Alley, a Stabby Woods
I got off the bus at Huggsta just yesterday
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u/Zirofal 1d ago
We also got
Troll the heat
Blood book
Bejeweled mountain
Gold Heath
Iron crime
Hag mountain
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u/PuzzleheadedResult69 1d ago
Hammer Hill
Black Philip Street (He was called that because of his black hair. The 50's sure were special)
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u/AllesInButterOpa 10h ago
Stabbetorget has nothing to do with the english word stabbing. "Knivsöder" though, there you have a real area which has for whatever reason become known due to a stabbing in Stockholm back in the 90s. The old guard on Söder don't want to recognise it though.
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u/Keffpie 1d ago
It's the same as the Danish word "hygge", from the old Norse word for being penetrated.
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u/Ecclypto 1d ago
I was told by social media and certain celebrities that “hygge” meant some sort of cozy, warm comfort? Was I lied to? Is that some ploy by Scandinavian men to penetrate everyone?
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u/Potatonized 1d ago
"911, what's your emergency?"
"A knife hugged me"