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The Swedish term "tjuta, skrik, tjut" matches the English term "screech"

other swedish words that include "tjuta" : english :
tjut, gallskrika, tjuta howl
tjuta, skrik, tjut shriek
other swedish words that include "skrik" : english :
rop, skrika, larma, larm clamour
gråta, utrop, läte, ropa, rop, skrik cry
skrikig, prålig, gräll garish
tjut, gallskrika, tjuta howl
nötskrika jay
larm, rop, rop, skrik outcry
brusa, dån, skrika, vråla, vrål, ryta, råma roar
rop, skrik scream
skrikande, skrika screaming
skrikande shouting
tjuta, skrik, tjut shriek
skrikande shrieking
vindstöt, skrika, skråla squall
skrika gällt squawk
skrika squeal
skrika whoop
vråla, skräna, gallskrika yell
other swedish words that include "tjut" : english :
tjut, känga, stövel boot
tjut, gallskrika, tjuta howl
tjuta, skrik, tjut shriek
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