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The Swedish term "bräcklig, ytlig, tunn" matches the English term "flimsy"

other swedish words that include "bräcklig" : english :
skör, bräcklig, ömtålig fragile
skröplig, ömtålig, bräcklig frail
other swedish words that include "ytlig" : english :
föränderlig, ombytlig changeable
krabb sjö, ombytlig vind choppy
hemtrevlig, tehuva, hemtrevlig, gemytlig cosy
gemytlig, sympatisk, gynnsam genial
gemytlighet geniality
beskedlig, gemytlig, godmodig good-natured
gemytlig goodnatured
gemytlig jovial
grund, ytlig shallow
ytlighet shallowness
ytligt skin-deep
ytlig superfical
ytlig superficial
ytlighet superficiality
ombytlig, variabel variable
other swedish words that include "tunn" : english :
tunnland acre
tunna, gevärspipa barrel
fat, tunna cask
soptunna dustbin
soptunna garbage can
tunn pepparkaka ginger nut
tunn-, rullband, tunnband hoop
lätt, tända, sken, lindrig, ljus, tunn, lyse light
förtunna rarefy
sav, underminera, tunnel, löpgrav, saft, dumbom sap
späd, smal, smärt, slank, tunn, smäcker, gänglig slender
tunnsådd, gles sparse
gles, tunn, gallra, mager thin
rör, slang, tub, tunnelbana tube
tunnel tunnel
underjordisk, tunnelbana underground
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