The Swedish term "oss" matches the English term "us"

other swedish words that include "oss" : english :
frossa ague
albatross albatross
korgosse altar-boy
badmössa bathing cap
karosseri, kropp, lekamen, kår, bål body
kärr, mosse, träsk bog
huv, huva, bahytt, mössa bonnet
sjöledes, till sjöss by sea
mössa, hylsa, mössa, luva, huv cap
kil, kloss chock
kolosserna colossians
koloss colossus
inskränkning, förlossning, fångenskap confinement
krossa, knapra på crunch
krossa crush
krossar crushes
krossande crushing
förlossning, leverans, räddning delivery
avlasta, släppa, avfyra, avlossa discharge
endossera, bekräfta endorse
endossement endorsement
avlossa fire off
spola, rodna, blossa flush
benbrott, brott, krossa, bryta fracture
jösses gee
lossna get loose
frossa, överfylla glut
frossare glutton
ravin, klyfta, hålväg, slukastrupe, frossa gorge
grov, rå, gross, för fet, brutto gross
kanon, bössa, revolver, gevär gun
tross hawser
gosse, pojke, yngling lad
låt oss let's
koloss, sjöodjur leviathan
löss lice
loss, lösa, lös, slak, rörlig loose
lossna, lossa loosen
mammut, jätte-, kolossal mammoth
möss mice
förlossningshjälp midwifery
ankartross mooring
mossa moss
stjärtgosse nancy-boy
oss själva ourselves
havande, grossess, gravid, innehållsrik pregnant
krossa, ogilla quash
skramla, skallra, rassla, rossla, rossling rattle
svira, frossa, festa revel
kras, krossa, krock, slå sönder smash
krossa squelch
radikal, kolossal sweeping
ficklampa, fackla, bloss torch
befria, lossa unbind
lossa, stänger av, avlasta unload
valross walrus
rosslig wheezy
grosshandel, partihandel wholesale
grosshandel wholesale-trade
grossist wholesaler
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