vandringsmän
Vandringsmän is a Swedish term that translates to "wandering men" or "traveling men." Historically, it referred to individuals who traveled from place to place, often for work, trade, or other reasons, without a permanent fixed abode. These individuals could include peddlers, seasonal laborers, craftsmen seeking work, or even those who were simply transient. The concept is closely related to vagrancy, though not all vandringsmän were necessarily considered vagrants by society. Their mobility was often dictated by economic opportunities, agricultural cycles, or social circumstances.
In some contexts, the term could also encompass groups of people who moved together, such as nomadic