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The Swedish term "baklänges, bakåt, tillbaka" matches the English term "backwards"

other swedish words that include "baklänges" : english :
baklänges rewerse
other swedish words that include "bakåt" : english :
bakåt aback
efterbliven, bakåt backward
bakåtblåsning blowback
bakåtsträvare, reaktionär reactionary
vila, luta sig bakåt recline
other swedish words that include "tillbaka" : english :
karm, tillbaka, rygga, rygg, åter back
fram-och-tillbaka back-and-forth
tillbakasvallande våg backwash
kasta fram och tillbaka bandy
hålla tillbaka bate
rygga tillbaka blench
pengarna-tillbaka money-back
studsa tillbaka, reaktion rebound
gå tillbaka recad
dra sig tillbaka recarde
gå tillbaka recede
tillbakalutande reclining
rekyl, rygga tillbaka recoil
tillbakalutad recumbent
vederlägga, tillbakavisa refute
slopa, avstöta, rata, tillbakavisa, förkasta reject
tillbakavisad rejected
tillbakavisar rejects
stöta tillbaka repel
retirera, dra sig tillbaka retire
tillbakadragande retirement
dra tillbaka retract
tillbakariktad, reaktionär retrograde
spola tillbaka rewind
tillbakasatt slighted
tillbakagång, prisfall, kris slump
rygga tillbaka wince
dra tillbaka, annullera, undandra, utträda withdraw
tillbakadragande withdrawing
tillbakadragen withdrawn
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