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The English term "night-club" matches the Swedish term "nattklubb"

other english words that include "night" : swedish :
day and night dygn
first night premiär
fly-by-night ekonomiskt opålitlig, nattmänniska
fortnight fjorton dagar
good-night godnatt
knight adelsman, adla, riddare
knight-errant vandrande riddare
knighthood adelskap
last night förra natten
midnight midnatt
night natt
night-bird nattuggla
night-blindness nattblindhet
night-light nattlampa
night-owl nattuggla
night-porter nattportier
night-school aftonskola
night-service nattrafik
night-time nattetid
night-vision mörkerseende
night-watchman nattvakt
nightcap sängfösare
nightdress nattlinne
nightfall nattens inbrott
nightingale näktergal
nightly nattlig
nightmare mara, mardröm
nightmares mardrömmar
nights nätter
nightshirt nattskjorta, nattskift
nightspot nöjeslokal
nightwear nattdräkt
to night i natt
tonight i kväll, inatt, i afton
Twelfth Night trettondagsafton
Walpurgis night valborgsmässoafton
other english words that include "club" : swedish :
club klubba, klubb
club-foot klump-fot
clubs klubbar
clubs and diamonds klöver och ruter
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