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The Swedish term "koppa, märke" matches the English term "pock"

other swedish words that include "koppa" : english :
kopparmynt, koppar copper
koppärrig pock-marked
other swedish words that include "märke" : english :
medlemsmärke, emblem badge
fyr, sjömärke beacon
mörbulta, blåmärke, bula bruise
matsal, marketenteri canteen
mota, kontramärke, hämma, hejda, kontrollera, ruta check
märke efter slag, buckla dent
åtskillnad, utmärkelse distinction
markera highlight
markerat highlighted
markerade highlighting
utmärkelsetecken insignia
milstolpe, gränsmärke landmark
märka, märke, markera, signera, beteckna mark
utmärkelsetecken mark of distinction
märkning, markering marking
märken marks
minnesmärke memorial
födelsemärke naevus
svarsmärke reply-stamp
svarsmärken reply-stamps
känsla, mening, bemärkelse, vett, betydelse, sinne sense
prägel, stampa, frankera, frimärke, stämpla stamp
spåra, spår, märke, aning, spana trace
varumärke trade mark
fabriksmärke, varumärke trademark
av-markera un-select
av-markerad un-selected
omarkerad, ohämmad unchecked
avmarkera unmark
avmarkerade unmarked
vattenmärke watermark
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