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The Swedish term "skör, bräcklig, ömtålig" matches the English term "fragile"

other swedish words that include "skör" : english :
askorbinsyra ascorbic acid
skorv banger
kex, kex, skorpa biscuit
spröd, skör brittle
skorsten chimney
skorstenspipa chimneypot
borsta skor clean the shoes
kombinera, skördetröska combine
skörd crop
gröda, skörd crops
skorpa crust
eskort, eskortera, följe, ledsaga escort
medmänniskor fellowmen
vätskor fluids
folk, människor folks
skor footwear
skörhet fragility
tratt, skorsten funnel
vuxna människor grown-ups
gröda, skörda, bärga, skörd harvest
skördemaskin harvester
majskorn hominy
människor humans
inbjudningskort invitations
skörlevnad loose living
människors people's
putsa skor polish shoes
skörda reap
skördemaskin, skördeman reaper
skorpa rusk
andreaskors saltire
skorpa på sår scab on a wound
skabb, skorv scurf
skörbjugg, tarvlig scurvy
skor shoes
skridsko, åka skridskor skate
skört, kjol, skjorta skirt
stack, skorsten, stapla stack
svans, skört, stjärt tail
vinskörd, årgång av vin vintage
papperskorg wastebasket
papperskorg wastepaper basket
skorpa zwieback
other swedish words that include "bräcklig" : english :
bräcklig, ytlig, tunn flimsy
skröplig, ömtålig, bräcklig frail
other swedish words that include "ömtålig" : english :
ömtålig damageable
känslig, delikat, ömtålig, fin, finkänslig delicate
skröplig, ömtålig, bräcklig frail
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