jagande
Jagande is a Swedish term derived from the verb jaga, meaning to hunt. It functions as the present participle form and is used mainly as an adjective to describe ongoing hunting activity or, less commonly, as a noun referring to the act of hunting itself. The form is part of a broader set of -nde participles that express continuous actions.
Common usages include jagande hundar (hunting dogs), jagande fåglar (predatory birds), and jagande rovdjur (predatory mammals).
The distinction between jagande and jakt: jagande emphasizes the act or state of pursuing, while jakt (hunt)
Regulation: In many jurisdictions, hunting is subject to legal frameworks that specify seasons, licensing, and safety