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Summary

Swedish to English: more detail...

torsk:
- cod; codfish
Wiktionary:
- torsk → john, cod, trick, whoremonger
- torsk → codfish, cod, thrush

English to Swedish: more detail...

torsk:
The word torsk exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Swedish.
- Synonyms for "torsk":
  cusk; Brosme brosme; gadoid; gadoid fish

Swedish

Detailed Translations for torsk from Swedish to English

torsk:

torsk [-en] noun

torsk
the cod; the codfish
– lean white flesh of important North Atlantic food fish; usually baked or poached ¹
- cod [the ~] noun
- codfish [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for torsk:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
cod	torsk
codfish	torsk

Synonyms for "torsk":

beroende

Wiktionary Translations for torsk:

torsk

noun

prostitute client
- john → torsk
marine fish of the family Gadidae
- cod → torsk
slang: customer to a prostitute
- trick → torsk
frequent customer of whores
- whoremonger → sexköpare; torsk

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• torsk	→ codfish; cod	↔ kabeljauw — Gadus morhua, middelgrote zoutwatervis
• torsk	→ cod	↔ Dorsch — Ichthyologie: Bezeichnung für den in der Ostsee gefangenen Kabeljau (Gadus morhua) sowie kleinere (jüngere) Exemplare aus Nordsee und Atlantik
• torsk	→ cod	↔ Kabeljau — Speisefisch, der im nördlichen Atlantik verbreitet ist; (Gadus morhua)
• torsk	→ cod	↔ cabillaud — nom donner à la morue fraîche.
• torsk	→ cod; codfish	↔ morue — Poisson de mer
• torsk	→ thrush	↔ muguet — Pathologie

External Machine Translations:

English

Detailed Translations for torsk from English to Swedish

torsk:

Translation Matrix for torsk:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Brosme brosme; cusk

Synonyms for "torsk":

cusk; Brosme brosme; gadoid; gadoid fish

Related Definitions for "torsk":

large edible marine fish of northern coastal waters; related to cod¹

External Machine Translations:

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University