Snäkk

Snäkk is a term primarily used in Swedish to describe a snack or a small bite of food. It is an informal word and is often used to refer to something eaten between meals, typically something light and easy to consume. The concept of a snäkk is similar to the English word "snack," encompassing a wide variety of food items.

These can include anything from sweet treats like cookies or candy to savory options such as chips, nuts, or small sandwiches. The context in which "snäkk" is used usually implies a casual and perhaps spontaneous consumption of food. It doesn't typically denote a formal meal.

In Sweden, the term is very common in everyday conversation. Children might ask for a "snäkk" after school, or adults might suggest having a "snäkk" while socializing. The word itself is derived from the English word "snack," reflecting linguistic borrowing. The pronunciation is similar to "snack" with a slightly elongated vowel sound.