Direct answer first: The phrase you entered appears to be Swedish words that together mean “right hand” with an accent in the first word. In Swedish, “högra hand” would normally be written as “högra hand” or more commonly “högra hand” and translates to “right hand” in English, or more contextually “the right-hand (person/side)” depending on usage. If this is a crossword clue or a fragment from a text, it likely points to the English term “right-hand man” or simply “right hand,” but the exact intended meaning depends on surrounding words. Context and possible interpretations

• Language: Swedish to English
  • högra hand = right hand [högra hand](javascript:void(0))

• Common idiomatic use
  • right-hand man = trusted assistant or right-hand person

• In literary or fictional contexts (e.g., names or titles)
  • appears as a phrase meaning “the right hand of [someone]” or a metaphorical trusted aide

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