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The Swedish term "skrovlig, grov, sträv, knagglig, hårdhänt, ojämn" matches the English term "rough"

other swedish words that include "skrovlig" : english :
skrovlig craggy
hes, skrovlig hoarse
skrovlig husky
oländig, skrovlig, kantig, barsk rugged
skrovlig, oanständig scabrous
other swedish words that include "grov" : english :
grov, grov, sträv, plump coarse
kolon, grovtarm colon
slående argument, grov lögn corker
rå, grov crude
grov förbrytelse felony
grovsortering first sorting
grov, rå, gross, för fet, brutto gross
tung, grov heavy
grovgöra heavy work
groda, grovt fel howler
grovarbetare, arbetare, arbetare, kroppsarbetare labourer
grov roughage
göra grov roughen
grovlek, tjocklek thickness
grovarbetare unskilled worker
other swedish words that include "sträv" : english :
sträv abrasive
eftersträva, längta aspire
strävpelare, stöd buttress
grov, grov, sträv, plump coarse
strävan endeavor
strävanden endeavors
strävan, sträva, bemöda sig endeavour
barsk, sträv gruff
barsk, hård, sträv harsh
strävt ljud, fil rasp
bakåtsträvare, reaktionär reactionary
mospänstig, gensträvig, uppstudsig, motspänstig refractory
sträva, streta, strida strive
strävan striving
strävade, stred strove
knoga, knog, sträva toil
other swedish words that include "knagglig" : english :
ojämn, knagglig uneven
other swedish words that include "ojämn" : english :
ojämn, okunnig ignorant
ojämn jagged
ojämn unequal
ojämn, knagglig uneven
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