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Located in the middle of Sweden.

A gathering of houses, sometimes called a village, and at it's homepage, even defined as a "town"

in its sourounding often used as a slang for "nothing to do" fo people who have things to do, but are to lazy to do them.
ludvika
Ludvika by Petrichor December 3, 2010
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A village sweden where all girls are lösa and guy epa raggare
where you from?
Im from ludvika
Oh so you like supa on piren
ludvika by En random person November 9, 2021
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ludwika is a nice but sensitive girl.she is hotheaded when she gets told to do something but she is friendly and very creative.this girl is short and cute and would make a nice friend.
gosh ,ludwika is an emotional roller coaster but she is so nice i can't leave her
ludwika by karinna monroy March 14, 2018
A cool, great, person to talk to.
He is beatiful and very kind.
Ludvik is cool.
ludvik by Hdkdngk February 26, 2017
Ludvik is Norwegian slang for a boy with a huge dick
Girl 1: I know that guy he is an Ludvik
Girl 2: Wow can you hive me his number
When your parents misspell the more commonly used name Ludvig. Ludvik is usually spelled wrong by the majority of people, and you will eventually stop giving a fuck about how your name is spelled. When trying to pronounce the name in english, it usually sounds like someone trying to speak Belarusian, with a bad Italian accent. Your nickname will most definitely be Ludde.

That beeing said, the name Ludvik is given to people with a above average sized dick, huge intellect and a killer Soundcloud career. The name is so powerful, that even Ninja from Fortnite respect it"
The mother: *Misspells Ludvik and hits enter*
The father: "You misspelled our son's name!"
The mother: "We can't afford another name change."
The father: "I want a divorce."
Ludvig: "Bruh, I'm like 22 years old."
Ludvik by 190kg of pure muscle January 31, 2020
A different way to spell Ludvig.

The name Ludvig, or Ludwig, originated in germany, where they pronounce it "Ludvig" with a G on the end. In later years, the name spread to different parts of the world, and people eventually started saying "Ludvik" with a K on the end, even though it was spelled "Ludvig". Some parents then decided that it should be written the way it was pronounced. Therefore, they named their children Ludvik.

Humans named Ludvik will often rage at any humans that spell their name "Ludvig", even though the one misspelling it had no way of knowing how it was "supposed to be". All Ludviks will spend the first year of any new school trying to get everyone to spell their name correctly. If you pronounce their name "Ludvig", there's a good chance they'll punch you in the face.

Of course, there are always exceptions, and some Ludviks will understand that it's hard to know how their name is spelled. However, if they tell you how it's spelled more than once, and you still can't figure it out, they will not be happy.
Yo Ludvik, grab me a snitchel, will ya?
Hey Ludvig! Ouch! What the fuck was that for?
Is it Ludvik with a k or a g on the end?
Ludvik by Ludvik with k April 4, 2017
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