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The Swedish term "möda, klämtning, tull, klämta" matches the English term "toll"

other swedish words that include "möda" : english :
vara mödan värd be worth while
anmoda call upon
bemödande, ansträngning, försök effort
strävan, sträva, bemöda sig endeavour
bemödande exertion
med möda hard-earned
strapats, umbärande, möda, vedermöda hardship
möda pains
drista sig, förmoda, undererstå sig presume
förmoda, tro, mena, anta suppose
förmoda surmise
anfäktelse, vedermöda tribulation
problem, bråk, krångla, oroa, genera, omak, möda trouble
oförmodad, oförmärkt unawares
oväntad, oförmodad unexpected
other swedish words that include "klämtning" : english :
klämtning, klämta knell
klämtning tolling
other swedish words that include "tull" : english :
schatull, skrin casket
tull customs
tullpliktig dutiable
plikt, bestyr, åliggande, tjänst, tull duty
tullfri duty-free
årtull rowlock
tulltaxa, taxa tariff
den, tull, vintergatan, trokoloren, vänstern, det the
avgiftsbelagd väg, tullbom turnpike
other swedish words that include "klämta" : english :
klämta, klockringning, klinga chime
klämtning, klämta knell
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