The English term "rim" matches the Swedish term "kant"

other english words that include "rim" : swedish :
acrimonious bitter, skarp
acrimony bitterhet, skärpa
brim rand, brädda, brätte, brädd
brima rand
brimstone svavel
crime förbrytelse
criminal brottsling, kriminell, förbrytare
criminal case brottmål
criminality kriminalitet
crimp vecka, krusa, veck
crimson rodna, karmosinröd
decriminalize avkriminalisera
detriment skada, men, förlust
discriminate göra skillnad
discriminating skarpsinnig, särskiljande
discrimination diskriminering, urskillning
discriminatory diskriminerande
experiment experimentera, experiment, prov
experimental experimintell
experimented experimenterade
experimenting experimentera
experiments experimenterar, experiment
grim bister, hård
grimace grimas
grime smuts, sot, smutsa ned
grimlet vridborr
incriminate anklaga
indiscriminate omdömeslös
matrimonial äktenskaplig, giftermåls
matrimony äktenskap
merriment munterhet
patrimony fädernearv
pilgrim pilgrim
pilgrimage pilgrimsfärd, vallfärd
prim stel, korrekt, prudentlig
primacy primat, överhöghet
primarily primärt
primary ursprunglig, primär
primate ärkebiskop
prime anstryka, flöda
prime minister premiärminister, statsminister
prime time bästa sändningstid
primed flödat
primer knallhatt, grundfärg, nybörjarbok, primer
primerose gullviva
primers läroböcker
primeval ursprunglig
primeval forest urskog
primitive ursprunglig, enkel, primitiv
primogeniture förstfödslorätt
primordial ursprunglig, urtids
primp snygga upp sig
recrimination motbeskyllning
reprimand åthutning, tillrättavisning, tillrättavisa
rime rimfrost
rims kransar
scrimmage gruff
shrimp räka
trim trimma, vårdad, putsa, avkvista
trimming garnering
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Articles After Nouns
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.