The Swedish term "nät, netto" matches the English term "net"

other swedish words that include "nät" : english :
uppnått achieved
fjärmande, alienation alienation
alternativt, växelvis alternately
alternativ alternative
alternativt alternatively
alternativ alternatives
anatema, bannlysning anathema
anatomisk anatomical
anatom anatomist
anatomi anatomy
aplanat aplanatic lens
nätt och jämt barely
naturskön plats beauty-spot
donation, välgörenhet, välsignelse benefaction
nativitet birth-rate
inackorderingsställe, pensionat boarding-house
internatskola boarding school
lånat borrowed
gnata, karp carp
gnat carping
gnat cavilling
snattra, tala, sladdra, skallra tänder chatter
spindelnät cob-web
kombination combination
kombinationer combinations
nattvard communion
konsignation consignation
förorenat contaminated
diakonat deaconry
deklination declension
bestämmelseort, destination destination
anatomisal dissecting-room
nationalekonomi economics
nationalekonom economist
fanatiker, fanatisk fanatic
fanatisk fanatical
fanatiskt fanatically
fanatism fanatism
snatta filch
ekonomiskt opålitlig, nattmänniska fly-by-night
snattra, kackla, pladdra gaggle
granat garnet
prata, snattra gibber
godnatt good-night
magnat grandee
granat grenade
granater grenades
rutnät grid
naturlig hemvist habitat
in natura, i natura in kind
inkarnation incarnation
internationell international
internationellt internationally
inåt, inre inwards
förra natten last night
lånat, lånade, fastan lent
naturlig storlek life-size
naturlig magnet lodestone
magnat magnate
menade, menat meant
maska, nätmaska mesh
midnatt midnight
mal, nattfjäril moth
multinationell multinational
häst, hästkrake, tjata, gnata nag
gnat nagging
gnatar nags
nativitet, födelsetal natality
folk, nation nation
nationalstat nation-state
nationell, riks national
nationalistisk nationalistic
nationaliteter nationalities
nationalitet nationality
nationalisering nationalization
födelse, nativitet nativity
nätt, prydlig natty
naturlig natural
naturalistisk naturalistic
naturalisering naturalization
naturalisera naturalize
naturligtvis naturally
natur, beskaffenhet nature
snygg, nätt neat
nätboll netball
nätbindning netting
nätverk network
nätverks network's
för nätverk networked
nätverksarbetande networking
nätverksprogram networkprogram
nätverk networks
natt night
nattuggla night-bird
nattblindhet night-blindness
nattklubb night-club
nattlampa night-light
nattuggla night-owl
nattportier night-porter
nattrafik night-service
nattetid night-time
nattvakt night-watchman
nattlinne nightdress
nattens inbrott nightfall
nattlig nightly
nätter nights
nattskjorta, nattskift nightshirt
nattdräkt nightwear
nattlig nocturnal
naturligtvis, givetvis of course
nätt och jämnt only just barely
annan, av ett annat slag otherguess
på annat sätt, annars, anorlunda otherwise
snatta pilfer
granatäpple pomegranate
kaliumkarbonat, pottaska potash
ganska, nätt, näpen, vacker, söt, någorlunda, täck pretty
stjäla, snatta purloin
snattra, charlatan, kvacksalvare quack
reinkarnation reincarnation
reincarnation reinkaration
senaten senate
senatorer senators
uppgjord, ordnat settled
granat, skal, skala shell
påskrift, signatur, underskrift signature
signaturmelodi signature tune
snatta, knycka, snoka snoop
natrium sodium
stundom, emellanåt, ibland sometimes
spenat spinach
övernaturlig supernatural
i natt to night
i kväll, inatt, i afton tonight
pamp, magnat tycoon
undervegenation undergrowth
onaturlig unnatural
vaccinationer vaccinations
vaka, nattvak vigil
nattvakt watchman
nät, väv web
fanatism zealotry
zootomi, djuranatomi zootomy
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