The Swedish term "sol" matches the English term "sun"

other swedish words that include "sol" : english :
absolut absolute
absolut absolutely
absolutist abstainer
aerosol aerosol
motsols anti-clockwise
soltält, markis awning
sola sig bask
sola sig, gassa sig bask in the sun
klammar, konsol bracket
konsoler brackets
medsols clockwise
konsol, stöd, trösta, manöverpanel console
konsolidera, stärka, befästa consolidate
motsols counter-clockwise
leka, söla dally
sölkorv dawdler
isolera insulate
isolera en kabel insulate a cable
isolerad insulated
isolerar insulates
isolering insulation
isolera isolate
avskild, isolerad isolated
isolering isolation
söla, bli efter lag
sölkorv, sölig laggard
söla, leva, fortleva, dröja linger
gå och driva, söla, dröja loiter
sölig loitering
solidarisk mot, lojal mot loyal to
mausoleum mausoleum
legosoldat, vinningslysten, vinningslysten mercenary
solfjäderspalm palmetto
resolut, viljestark, beslutsam resolute
sappör, ingenjörssoldat, pionjär sapper
sol solar
knekt, krigare, soldat soldier
massiv, solid, säker, gedigen, fast solid
solist soloist
solstånd solstice
läte, klinga, pejla, ljud, solid, låta, ljuda sound
ljudisolering sound-proofing
sträng, absolut strict
solstråle sunbeam
solbränd sunburnt
solur sundial
solglasögon sunglasses
solljus sunlight
solbelyst sunlit
solig sunny
soluppgång sunrise
solnedgång sunset
parasoll sunshade
solsken sunshine
solstyng sunstroke
solbränna, garva tan
solbrända tanned
absolutist, nykterist teetotaller
engelsk soldat tommy
soldater troops
absolut ultimate
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