The Swedish term "kur" matches the English term "course of treatment"

other swedish words that include "kur" : english :
noga, ackurat, verkligt accurate
sjukhuskurator almoner
konkurs bankruptcy
bukta sig, krök, kröka, slingra, kurva, böja bend
skurk, kanalje blackguard
mäkleri, courtage, kurtage brokerage
köpkurs buying-rate
konkurrera, tävla compete
tävling, konkurrens, tävlan competition
konkurrenskraftig, konkurrerande competitive
konkurrenskraftiga competitiveness
medtävlare, konkurrent competitor
medtävlare, konkurrenter competitors
kurage, mod courage
löpare, kurir courier
förlopp, kurs, riktning, bana, kosa, farled, lopp course
banor, harjägare, springare, kurser courses
kurtis, frieri court-ship
botemedel, kurera, bota cure
lärokurs, kurs curriculum
kursiv cursive
båge, kröka, kurva curve
kurvor curves
avskuren, avsnöra cut off
kurtis flirtation
skurtrasa floorcloth
kurragömma hide-and-seek
kursiv italic
kursiverad italicized
kursivering, kursiv italics
hästkur kill-or-cure
skurkstreck knavish
konkursförvaltare, utredningsman liquidator
kurtisera make love to
skrot och korn, kurage mettle
kurs rate of exchange
rekursera recurse
rekursion recursion
rekursiv recursive
skojare, skälm, skurk rogue
skurkaktighet roguery
skurkaktig roguish
skurk ruffian
skurkaktig ruffianly
säljbar, kurant saleable
vilohem, kuranstalt sanatorium
skurk, slyngel, lymmel, rackare scoundrel
skurkaktigt scoundrelly
genomsöka, skura scour
skuras, krubba scrub
lätt regnskur, rusa, vindil scud
dusch, skur shower
regnskur shower of rain
hälsobrunn, kurort spa
kurage spunk
svabb, skrubba, skura swab
kursplan, översikt syllabus
åskskur thundershower
ändra kurs veer
skurk, rackare, bov villain
skurkaktig, bovaktig villainous
skurkaktighet, skurkstreck villainy
skur, salva volley
klocka, vaka, vakt, valla, iakttar, fickur, ur watch
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