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The Swedish term "bister, hård" matches the English term "grim"

other swedish words that include "bister" : english :
hårt, bister inclement
bister uppsyn, se bister ut scowl
bister, akterskepp, barsk, akter, hård stern
other swedish words that include "hård" : english :
ihärdig assiduous
hård backbreaking
hårdlöda braze
sätthärdat stål case-hardening-steel
ihärdig, skötsam, flitig diligent
hårddiskar disks
uthärda, utstå, tåla endure
hårdna get hard
hård, tung, stel, svår hard
hårdnackad hard-core
hårddisk hard disk
hårdkopia hardcopy
hårddisk harddisk
hårdna, härda sig harden
härdad hardened
hårdnar hardens
hårdare harder
hardness hårdhet
hårdhet hardness
maskinvara, hårdvara, maskinvara hardware
hårda träslag hardwoods
härdad, dristig, härdig hardy
barsk, hård, sträv harsh
hårdsmält indigestible
outhärdlig intolerable
förhärdad, förstockad obdurate
hård bädd, brits pallet
framhärda persevere
ihärdig, trägen persevering
framhärda persist
framhärdade persisted
framhärdar persists
stenhårda rock-hard
skrovlig, grov, sträv, knagglig, hårdhänt, ojämn rough
hård, kännbar, sträng severe
hårdhet, skärpa, stränghet, stränghet, kännbart severity
avhärda, mjukna soften
stativ, ställ, bestå, tåla, uthärda, stå stand
bister, akterskepp, barsk, akter, hård stern
dräglig, uthärdlig tolerable
odräglig, outhärdlig unbearable
uthärda, vittra, väder weather
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