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Swedish
Etymology
Literally, "the coin."
Proper noun
kronan c (genitive kronans)
- a game in which a coin is set spinning on its edge, with each player in turn then having to keep the coin spinning by flicking it (as well as keep it from going off the edge of the table or other playing surface); the loser of a round places his or her knuckles against the playing surface, and another player then flicks the coin against their knuckles, often resulting in bloodshed
- Synonyms: blodknoge, blodkrona, blodpeng, krona
2010 December 19, Flashback (forum), Spela Krona - kommer någon ihåg?:Kronan, vilka minnen det väcker.
Alla spelade det på högstadiet och jag som skulle vara lite tuffare en [än] alla andra drog ihop ett gäng som körde "dollar", det var samma sak som kronan bara det att det var ett slipat dollarmynt vi spelade med.
Det ledde till många otrevliga skador, själv fick jag en otäck infektion i knogarna och det var inte kul.- The coin, what memories it brings back.
Everyone played it in junior high and I, who wanted to be a bit tougher than everyone else, pulled together a group that played "dollar", it was the same thing as the coin only it was a sharpened dollar coin we were playing with.
It lead to many unpleasant injuries, I myself got a nasty infection in my knuckles and that was not fun.
banned when we were in middle school I think it was... We sharpened the edge of a 5 kronor coin, and made little notches in it for maximum damage! Then a guy almost cut off a tendon I think it was, and the obligatory letter home to all parents was a fact/reality.]
Long widespread in Swedish elementary and high schools, though frequently banned.