Brjóstunum

"Brjóstunum" is the definite plural form of the Swedish word "bröst," which translates to "breasts" in English. It refers to the mammary glands found on the chest of humans and other mammals. In humans, breasts are a prominent secondary sexual characteristic in females, developing during puberty. They are composed of glandular tissue, fat, and connective tissue. The primary biological function of breasts in females is lactation, the production of milk to nourish offspring.

The term "brjóstunum" would be used in a sentence where the breasts are being specifically referred to as a group, and the context implies a known or previously mentioned set of breasts. For instance, "Hon undersökte bröstunum noga" would mean "She examined the breasts carefully." The grammatical ending "-num" signifies the definite plural in Swedish. The word is a common and straightforward descriptor for this anatomical feature.