The English term "spa" matches the Swedish term "hälsobrunn, kurort"

other english words that include "spa" : swedish :
aerospace rymd
asparagus sparris
backspace backslag
backspace-key backslagstangent
backspacer backslagstangent
breathing space andhämtningspaus
despair förtvivlan, misströsta, förtvivla
despatch avsända
directory-space katalog-utrymme
disc-space disk-utrymme
diskspace diskutrymme
disparage nedsätta
disparity olikhet, skillnad
dispassionate sansad, lugn
dispatch depesch, avsända, expediera, avfärda
dispatch-box dokumentskrin, skrivetui
dispatch-case skrivetui, dokumentskrin
dispatcher avsändare
lifespan livslängd
newspaper tidning
newspapers tidningar
respawn återuppstå
respawns återuppstår
space rymd, utrymme, tid
spacebar mellanslagstangenten
spacecraft rymdskepp
spaced indelad
spacer bricka
spaces mellanrum
spacing platsen
spacious rymlig
spade spade
spades spader
Spain Spanien
span omfatta
spangle paljett, glitter
spaniard spanjor
spanish spanska
spank daska till
spanking dask
spanner skiftnyckel
spar mast, bom
spare spara, bespara, avvara, skona
spare-part reservdel
spark gnista, gnistra
spark-plug tändstift
sparking plug tändstift
sparkle tindra, spraka, gnistra
sparkles pärlar
sparkling pärlande
sparrow sparv
sparrows sparvar
sparse tunnsådd, gles
spasm krampryckning, kramp
spasmic spasmiska
spasmodic krampaktig
spasms spasmer
spat spottade, damask, spottat
spatter stänka ned
spawn fiskrom, lägga rom, yngel
spawn of a fish rom (fisk-)
transparent genomskinlig
trespass överträda
trespasses intränger
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