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The Swedish term "mosa, mos" matches the English term "mash"

other swedish words that include "mosa" : english :
allmosa alms
mosaik mosaic
trängsel, mosa, mos, squash squash
other swedish words that include "mos" : english :
allmosa alms
smicker, äppelmos apple-sauce
atmosfär, stämning atmosphere
faster, moster, tant aunt
badmössa bathing cap
kärr, mosse, träsk bog
huv, huva, bahytt, mössa bonnet
mössa, hylsa, mössa, luva, huv cap
rodna, karmosinröd crimson
femte moseboken deuteronomy
salomos predikare ecclesiastes
flaska, termosflaska, fickflaska flask
homosexuell, ljus, glättig gay
första moseboken genesis
homosexuell homosexual
homosexualitet homosexuality
homosexuella homosexuals
tredje moseboken Leviticus
potatismos mashed-potatoes
möss mice
mosaik mosaic
Moskva Moscow
moské mosque
mossa moss
mos, dravel mush
grötig, mosig, sörjig mushy
osmos osmosis
örhänge, hängande, mostycke pendant
massa, pappersmassa, mos pulp
mospänstig, gensträvig, uppstudsig, motspänstig refractory
trängsel, mosa, mos, squash squash
termosflaska Thermos
termostat thermostate
x-kromosom X-chromosome
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