The English term "ark" matches the Swedish term "ark"

other english words that include "ark" : swedish :
aardvark jordsvin
bad mark anmärkning (i skolan)
baresark bärsärk
bark skälla, bark
barked skällde
barkeeper barägare
barking skall
barks skäller
birch-bark näver
dark dunkel, mörk, mörka, mörkt
dark's mörkrets
darken mörkna, förmörka
darkest mörktaste
darkish mörkt
darkle ligga i mörker
darkling i mörkret
darkly mörkt
darkness mörker
darksome mörk
darky svarting
debarking barkning
Denmark Danmark
disembark landstiga, landsätta, debarkera
earmark reservera
embark inskeppa, gå ombord
exclamation mark utropstecken
exclamationmark utropstecken
failing mark underbetyg
get dark mörkna
hark lyssna
hearken lyssna
hypermarket stormarknad
labour market arbetsmarknad
landmark milstolpe, gränsmärke
lark skoj, skoja, spratt, lärka
mark märka, märke, markera, signera, beteckna
mark of distinction utmärkelsetecken
mark of interrogation frågetecken
mark with numbers numrera
markdown prissänkning
market salutorg, marknad, avsättningsområde
market-place torg, salutorg
marketing marknadsförande
marketplace salutorg
marking märkning, markering
marks märken
marksman skarpskytt
markup pålägg
miss the mark bomma
monarki monarchy
nark angivare, tjallare
park park, parkera
parked pakerad
pock-marked koppärrig
postmark poststämpel
quatation marks cituationstecken
question-mark frågetecken
quotation mark anföringstecken, cituationstecken
remark anmärkning
remark with anmärka på
remarkable påfallande, anmärkningsvärd, märkvärdig
shark haj
skylark lärka
spark gnista, gnistra
spark-plug tändstift
sparking plug tändstift
sparkle tindra, spraka, gnistra
sparkles pärlar
sparkling pärlande
stark stel, fullständig
stress-mark accent
supermarket stormarknad
trade mark varumärke
trademark fabriksmärke, varumärke
unmark avmarkera
unmarked avmarkerade
watermark vattenmärke
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