There are no official nick names for Sweden (or 'Sverige' in Swedish) but is sometimes affectionately or jokingly referred to with nicknames by its inhabitants.
Nicknames include:
Landet lagom
Svedala
Moder Svea
Mellanmjölkens land
Landet falukorv
There are no official nicknames to Sweden. One name that might be considered a "nickname" is "Mother Svea".
The motto is defined by the current king at the day of his coronation.
Some of the mottos has been:
Gustaf VI Adolfs: Duty above everything else.
Gustaf V: With the people for the motherland.
Oscar II: For the welfare of the two brother peoples. (Sweden ruled Norway back then.
Queen Kristina "Columna regni sapientia" Latin wich means "Wisdom is the support of the people"
The current one is: For Sweden in time. (För Sverige i tiden) and is set by our current king HRM Carl XVI Gustaf.
Sweden has no official nick name. "Sweden" does not mean anything but is the English translation of the swedish word "Sverige".
"Sverige" is actually two words: "Svea" (which is the name of the people that used to live in the Stockholm and Helsinki areas thousands of years ago) and "Rike" which means "kingdom" or "country"
There is no official nickname for Sweden, but 'Land of the Midnight Sun' is common.
Sweden is in Europe.
the official name of Sweden is the kingdom of Sweden
Sweden is a country, and countries aren't usually spoken about as owned. If you push it, Sweden is owned by the citizens of Sweden.
No. Sweden is a country.
In Swedish: Svedala
There are no nicknames for Sweden in English. At least none that are commonly used
There is no official nickname for Sweden, but 'Land of the Midnight Sun' is common.
Just Fontaine was nicknamed Justo. He scored a record 13 goals during the world Cup in Sweden (1958).
SwedenABBA is a Swedish pop group.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweden
Mr. and Mrs. Sweden
ABBA is a Swedish group. I come from Sweden!
Sweden is in Europe.
Norway and Sweden, plus the northern part of Finland.
It is warmer In Southern Sweden than it is in Northern Sweden
In Sweden