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@ellotheth Almost. "kjære" is dear. "kjæle" is to stroke, clap or touch tenderly. They're similar in sound. They could be linguistic relatives.
There is also the completely unrelated word "kjele", meaning kettle.
Cats and dogs are kjæledyr. Lobsters? They are... kjeledyr? 🙂
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