räliga
Räliga is a Swedish word that translates to "ugly" or "hideous" in English. It is a commonly used adjective to describe something aesthetically displeasing or repulsive. The word can be applied to a wide range of subjects, from physical appearance to abstract concepts. For instance, one might describe a particularly unpleasant-looking object as räliga, or a very bad experience could be characterized as a räliga situation.
The word originates from the Old Norse word "rǫggr," meaning "rough" or "coarse," which evolved over time
Synonyms in Swedish include "ful" (ugly), "vidrig" (disgusting), and "äcklig" (nasty). The intensity of "räliga" can