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Translate confederate from English to Swedish

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confederate:
- medhjälpare; medbrottsling; medbrottslig; hantlangare; kumpan
Wiktionary:
- confederate → broder, syster, kollega

English

Detailed Translations for confederate from English to Swedish

confederate:

confederate [the ~] nom

the confederate (accomplice)
medhjälpare; medbrottsling
- medhjälpare [-en] nom
- medbrottsling [-en] nom
the confederate (accomplice)
medbrottslig
- medbrottslig nom
the confederate (accomplice)
medbrottsling
- medbrottsling [-en] nom
the confederate (accomplice)
medhjälpare; hantlangare; kumpan; medbrottsling
- medhjälpare [-en] nom
- hantlangare [-en] nom
- kumpan [-en] nom
- medbrottsling [-en] nom

Translation Matrix for confederate:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
hantlangare	accomplice; confederate	handyman
kumpan	accomplice; confederate
medbrottslig	accomplice; confederate
medbrottsling	accomplice; confederate
medhjälpare	accomplice; confederate	aid; assistant; bystander; clerk; footman; hand; help; helper; second servant; valet
-	accomplice; collaborator; henchman; partner in crime
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	band together
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	allied; confederative

Synonyms for "confederate":

Confederate; southern
allied; confederative; united
Confederate; supporter; protagonist; champion; admirer; booster; friend; Southerner
collaborator; henchman; partner in crime; accessory; accessary
accomplice; assistant; helper; help
band together; unite; unify

Related Definitions for "confederate":

united in a confederacy or league¹
a person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan)¹
someone who assists in a plot¹
form a confederation with; of nations¹
form a group or unite¹

Wiktionary Translations for confederate:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• confederate	→ broder; syster; kollega	↔ confrère — Celui qui fait partie d’une compagnie, d’une société religieux, littéraire, artistique, etc., particulièrement quand il admettre par les autres membres à en faire partie. — note Dans ce sens, il s’oppose à collègue.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University