The Swedish term "årlig, annuitet" matches the English term "annual"

other swedish words that include "årlig" : english :
öppet, ärligt aboveboard
tillräknelig, ansvarig, förklarlig accountable
årligen annually
förhärligande apotheosis
ungefärlig approximate
ungefärligt, omkring approximately
artistisk, konstnärlig artistic
sträng, allvarlig austere
det måste medges, uppenbarligen confessedly
begärlig efter covetous of
farlig dangerous
farligt dangerously
besvärlig, svårt, kinkig difficult
ohederlig, oärlig dishonest
unbärlig dispensable
allvar, allvarlig earnest
förhärliga glorify
förhärligande glorifying
ärorik, härlig, lysande glorious
härlighet, ära glory
härlig gorgeous
viktig, grav, allvarlig grave
farlig, skadlig harmful
oskadlig, menlös, ofarlig harmless
farligt hazardly
vansklig, farlig hazardous
hederlig, renhårig, ärlig, rejäl, rättskaffens honest
ärligt talat honestly
ärlighet, hederlighet honesty
oumbärlig indispensable
oförklarlig inexplicable
försvarlig, befogad justifiable
söt, förtjusande, härlig, vacker, älsklig lovely
farlig perilous
besvärlig, irriterande plaguey
kassaskåp, ofarlig, säker, riskfri safe
självförhärligande self-sacrificing
rejäl, allvarlig, seriös serious
allvarligt seriously
begärlig sought after
präktig, härlig, glänsande, praktfull splendid
klibbig, besvärlig sticky
ryskig, fasansfull, förfärlig, hemsk, fruktansvärd terrible
besvärligseg tough
omgestalta, förhärliga transfigure
bråkig, krånglig, besvärlig troublesome
vårlig vernal
livsfarlig, livs-, vital vital
årligen, årlig yearly
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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.