The English term "ye" matches the Swedish term "eder"

other english words that include "ye" : swedish :
aniline dye anilinfärg
aye jaröst
ayes jaröster
betrayed förrådd
birds-eye-view fågelperspektive
bricklayer murare
bulls-eye mitt i prick
buyer avnämare, köpare
buyers köpare
bye hejdå
byelection fyllnadsval
computer-players datorspelare
cross-eyed skelögd
decayed förfallen
delayed försenad
deposit in layers avlagra
destroyed förstörd
destroyer jagare
dismayed bestört
dye färga, färg
dye stuff färga tyg
employee anställd, tjänsteman
employees anställda
employer arbetsgivare
employers` association arbetsgivarförening
employess personal
enjoyed uppskattade
eye ögla, öga
eye-lid ögonlock
eye-opening ögonöppnande
eye-witness ögonvittne
eyeball ögonglob, ögonsten
eyebrow ögonbryn
eyeglass monokel
eyeglasses glasögon
eyelash ögonhår, ögonfrans
eyesight syn
eyetooth hörntand
eyewitnesses ögonvittnen
flayed flådd
flyer flygare, flygplan
get annoyed harmas
good-bye adjö
goodbye adjö, farväl
hackneyed utnött
hard ryebread knäckebröd
honeyed honungsfylld
in the year anno
intending buyer spekulant
keen-eyed skarpsynt
last year fjor (i)
lawyer sakförare, advokat, jurist
layer skickt, varv, lager
layette babyutstyrsel
leap year skottår
lye lut
lynxeyed skarpögd
multiplayer flera deltagare
new year nyår
New Year`s Day nyårsdagen
New Year`s Eve nyårsafton
ox-eye daisy prästkrage
payee betalningsmottagare
payer köpare
player spelare
pope-eyed med utstående ögon
portrayed porträtterad
prayer bön
prayer book bönbok
prayer rug bönematta
record-player skivspelare
redisplayed återvisad
rye råg
shut one`s eyes blunda
sloe-eyed mörkögd
the day before yesterday förrgår
thousand-year tusenåriga
turn of the year årsskifte
unemployed arbetslös, sysslolös
voyeur fönstertittare
yea ja
yeah ja
year årtal, år
yearbook årsbok
yearling årsgammalt djur
yearly årligen, årlig
yearn längta
yearning längtande
years åratal, år
yeast jäst
yell vråla, skräna, gallskrika
yelled vrålade
yelling vrålande
yellow gul
yellowy gulaktig
yells vrålar
yelomanry odalmän
yelp gläfsa
yen yen, längtan
yeoman odalman
yep jajamensan
yer du
yes jo, ja
yes please ja tack
yesterday i går
yesteryear fjolåret
yet än, ändå, ännu, dock
yew idegran
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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.