This is the 1712th most frequent Swedish word.
sweden
"Sweden" is not a Swedish word; it is the English name for the country "Sverige" in Swedish.
In this sentence, 'Sverige' is used as a proper noun referring to the country Sweden, serving as the object of the verb 'besöka' (to visit).
Jag har alltid velat besöka Sverige.
I have always wanted to visit Sweden.
Here, 'Sveriges' is the possessive form (genitive case) of 'Sverige', indicating ownership or association with Sweden (history belonging to Sweden).
Vi lärde oss mycket om Sveriges historia i skolan.
We learned a lot about Sweden's history at school.
Although 'Sverige' is not directly present, 'svensk' (Swedish) is derived from 'Sverige,' showing nationality and making an indirect reference to the country.