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The Swedish term "skarpsinnig, skarp, vass, ivrig" matches the English term "keen"

other swedish words that include "skarpsinnig" : english :
skarp, akut, skarpsinnig acuate
skarpsinnig, särskiljande discriminating
skarpsinnig infenious
skarpsinnig sagacious
other swedish words that include "skarp" : english :
skärpa, syrlighet acerbity
bitter, skarp acrimonious
bitterhet, skärpa acrimony
skarp, akut, skarpsinnig acuate
skärpa, skarpsinne acuity
skarpsinne acumen
skarp, brännande caustic
skarpt kritiserade denounced
skarpsinnig, särskiljande discriminating
skarpt, sken, lysa glare
skarpsinnig infenious
skarpsynt keen-eyed
skarpögd lynxeyed
skarpskytt marksman
skarpsynt perspicacious
skarp, amper pungent
skarp egg razor-edge
skarpsinnig sagacious
klokhet, skarpsinne sagacity
skärp, fönsterbåge sash
hårdhet, skärpa, stränghet, stränghet, kännbart severity
skärva, skarp, amper, vass sharp
skarpsynt sharp-sighted
skarpt sharply
skärpa, sting, bett, gadd, styng, sticka sting
skarp kritik stricture
other swedish words that include "vass" : english :
sarkastisk, vass mordant
rö, vass reed
skärva, skarp, amper, vass sharp
vässa sharpen
vässa whet
vassla whey
other swedish words that include "ivrig" : english :
ivrig agog
beklämd, ivrig, orolig, bekymrad, ängslig anxious
ivrigt anxiously
dör, ivrig dying
ivrig eager
ivrigt eagerly
ivrig wisful
ivrig, nitisk zealous
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