The Swedish term "fömåga, kraft, styrka, makt" matches the English term "power"

other swedish words that include "kraft" : english :
bekräftelser acknowledgements
bekräftelse affirmation
bekräfta attested
dragningskraft attraction
kräftans, cancer cancer
konkurrenskraftig, konkurrerande competitive
konkurrenskraftiga competitiveness
bestyrka, stadfästa, bekräfta, konfirmera confirm
konfirmation, stadfästelse, bekräftelse confirmation
bekräftad confirming
bekräftar confirms
kräftan, krabba crab
kräfta crayfish
endossera, bekräfta endorse
kraftlös enervated
dåd, bragd, kraftprov feat
startande, flytkraft, flytförmåga flotation
våld, tvinga, kraft, tränga force
kraftfullt forcefully
kraftig, effektivt, tvångs forcible
tyngdkraft gravitation
tyngd, allvar, tyngdkraft gravity
kraftig, kry, frisk hale
hästkraft, hästkrafter horse-power
hästkraft horse power
vattenkraft hydroelectric
kraftlös impotent
domkraft jack
domkraft jackscrew
vigör, livskraft lustiness
arbetskraft manpower
upphovsman, drivande kraft, drivande kraft mover
genomslagskraft penetration
kraftig, stark potent
kraftverk power plant
kraftstation power station
kraftfull, stark, mäktig powerful
kraftfullt powerfully
kraftlös, vanmäktig powerless
kraftledning powerline
på nytt bekräfta reaffirm
kraftig gnidning rub-down
trogen, kraftig, robust stalwart
kraft, styrka strength
kraftfullt strongly
kraftig sturdy
bekräfta substantiate
dragningskraft, dragning traction
kraftfull trenchant
bekräftande verification
livskraftig viable
vigör, kraft, styrka vigour
energi, kraft vim
dygd, kraft virtue
dygdig, kraftig virtuous
garantera, bekräfta vouch
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