The English term "let" matches the Swedish term "hyra ut, låta, låt"

other english words that include "let" : swedish :
amulet amulett
armlet armbindel
athlete idrottsman, atlet
athletes friidrottare
athletics idrott, allmän idrott
balett balett
ballet balett
billet inkvartering
blockletter tryckbokstav
booklet broschyr, häfte
booklets broschyrer
bracelet armband
braclets armband
bullet kula
cablet smäcker kabel
complete full, komplettera, fullända, fullständig
completed färdig
completely fullständigt
completeness fullständighet, helhet
completes avslutar
completing fullgörande
completion komplettering, avslutning
completly fullständigt
couplet verspar
coverlet täcke, sängöverkast
cutlet kotlett
delete utradera, ta bort, utplåna
deleterious fördärvlig, skadlig
deletes tar bort
deleting borttagande
deletion radering
deletions raderingar
deplete tömma
droplet droppe
droplets droppar
dunning letter kravbrev
expletive svordom
filetype filtyp
fillet rulad, filé
gauntlet ridhandske, gatlopp
giblets krås
gimlet handborr
goblet bägare
grimlet vridborr
gullet tandlucka
hamlet liten by
incomplete ofullständig
incompletely ofärdig
inlet vik, inlopp
islet kobbe, holme
leaflet broschyr
let's låt oss
let fall tappa
let go släppa
let loose släppa
lethal dödlig
lethargic dvallik
lethargy dvala
lets låter
lett lett, lettiska
letter brev, skrivelse, bokstav, brev
letter-box brevlåda
letter of credit kreditiv
letter of indulgence avlatsbrev
lettercard kortbrev
letterhead brevhuvud
lettering bokstäver
letterpress boktryck
letters bokstäver
letting låter
lettish lettisk
lettuce sallad
lumpenproletariat trasproletariat
mallet klubba
millet hirs
mistletoe mistel
muleteer mulåsnedrivare
mullet multe
newsletter nyhetsbrev
obsolete föråldrad
outlet utlopp, avlopp
palette palett, färgkarta
pallet hård bädd, brits
pamphlet broschyr
pellet hagel, liten kula
post-letter postbrev
proletarian proletär
proletariate proletariat
pullet unghöna
quadruplet fyrling
red-letter-day helgdag
ringlet hårlock
rivulet liten å
roulette roulett
scarlet högröd, scharlakansröd
scarlet fever scharlakansfeber
simpleton stolle
skeleton benstomme, skelett
starlet ung kvinnlig filmstjärna
sublet hyra ut i andra hand
tablet tablett, skrivblock
tabletop bordsskiva
tablets lertavlor
toilet toalett
ultra-violetray lamp kvartslampa
ultraviolet ultraviolett
unlettered olärd, föga beläst
valet betjänt
violet viol, violett
wallet plånbok
wristlet armband
yuletide jultid
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One of the most difficult things to learn in a new language is figuring out which article goes with the noun. In Swedish the article comes after the noun. So “the dog” becomes “hund” and “en” or “hunden” making the process a little easier to remember.