The two words husband and make exist in both English and Swedish, but their meanings are very different.

English husband, a married man in relation to his wife, is make in Swedish. The English verb make is göra or tillverka in Swedish.

Husband comes from Old Norse húsbóndi, master of the house.

A man and a woman are walking along a beach. The image illustrates the word husband.
Her husband was deep in his own thoughts

With the same origin, husbonde in Swedish means master, the male head of the family, the owner of the farm. Now obsolete, husbonde also used to refer to the male owner of a dog, but the word has been shortened into husse in colloquial Swedish. The British record label His Master’s Voice was Husbondens röst in Swedish.

Husband is also a Swedish word. It refers to a resident musical group.

Husband and make are typical examples of false friends. Read more here.