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The Swedish term "grälsjuk, elak" matches the English term "cantankerous"

other swedish words that include "grälsjuk" : english :
stridslysten, grälsjuk quarrelsome
other swedish words that include "elak" : english :
fördelaktig advantageous
elak, skämd, ond, stygg, dålig, dålig bad
ohyfsad, lymmelaktig caddish
fel, felaktighet, lyte defect
bristfällig, defekt, felaktig defective
felaktigheter defects
ofördelaktig disadvantageous
tvivelaktig, tveksam, betänklig doubtful
otvivelaktigt doubtless
tvivelaktig dubious
tvivelaktig, tvetydig equivocal
felaktig, oriktig erroneous
ond, elak evel
ont, elak, led evil
sagolik, fabelaktig fabulous
felaktig faulty
fördelaktig, gynnsam favourable
obelevad, slyngelaktig ill-mannered
delaktigheter implications
felaktighet inaccurary
oriktig, felaktig incorrect
slyngelaktig loutish
skadeglädje, illvilja, elakhet malice
illvillig, elak malicious
elakartad, baktala malign
omtvistad, tvivelaktig moot
delaktig i participant in
lönande, förtjänstfullt, inbringande, fördelaktig profitable
tvivelaktig questionable
delaktig sharer
otvivelaktigt undoubtedly
syndig, elak, ogudaktig, ond, stygg wicked
elakhet wickedness
galet, fel, orätt, felaktig, orättvisa, tokig wrong
felaktigt wrongfully
felaktigt wrongly
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