muskuløs

muskuløs (neuter singular muskuløst, definite singular and plural muskuløse)

muskuløst (neuter singular)
muskuløse (definite plural singular)

From Latin muscularis, via French musculeux.

muscular (having well-developed muscles)


florentin

florentinen (definite singular)
florentinar (indefinite plural)
florentinane (definite plural)

(pre-2016) alternative form of florentinar


kvi

From Old Norse hví, dative of hvat, from Proto-Germanic *hwī, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷey. Cognate with Icelandic hví, Faroese hví, Norwegian Bokmål hvi, Danish hvi, Swedish vi and English why.

Årolilja, Kvi søv du so lenge?
Årolilja, Why do you sleep so long?


kvi

kvii (definite singular)
kvier (indefinite plural)
kvierne (definite plural)


kontoutdrag

kontoutdraget (definite singular)
kontoutdrag (indefinite plural)
kontoutdraga (definite plural)

From konto (“account”) + utdrag (“excerpt, extract”).


bankkonto

head

bankkonto m (definite singular bankkontoen, indefinite plural bankkontoar or bankkonti, definite plural bankkontoane or bankkontiane)

bankkontoen (definite singular)
bankkontoar (indefinite plural)
bankkonti (indefinite plural)
bankkontoane (definite plural)
bankkontiane (definite plural)


kviterussisk

kviterussisk (neuter singular kviterussisk, definite singular and plural kviterussiske)

kviterussisk (neuter singular)
kviterussiske (definite plural singular)

Belarusian (relating to Belarus and Belarusians)


skandaløs

skandaløs (neuter singular skandaløst, definite singular and plural skandaløse)

skandaløst (neuter singular)
skandaløse (definite plural singular)


dusin

dusinet (definite singular)
dusin (indefinite plural)
dusina (definite plural)


leiar

leiaren (definite singular)
leiarar (indefinite plural)
leiarane (definite plural)

Kven er leiaren dykkar?

conductor (something which can transmit electricity, heat, light or sound)


kasserolle

kasserollen (definite singular)
kasserollar (indefinite plural)
kasserollane (definite plural)


smeller

(non-standard since 2012) present tense of smella


skjegget

skjegget (indefinite singular)
skjeggete (definite plural singular)

(pre-2012) alternative form of skjeggete


partikkel

partikkelen (definite singular)
partiklar (indefinite plural)
partiklane (definite plural)

From Latin particula (“small part, particle”), diminutive of pars (“part, piece”).


skjegga

skjeggar (present)
skjegga (past)
skjegga (participle past)
skjeggast (infinitive passive)
skjeggande (participle present)
skjegga (imperative)
skjegg (imperative)

(transitive or reflexive) to shave (facial hair)


skjegga

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ljode

ljodar (present)
ljoda (past)
ljoda (participle past)
ljodast (infinitive passive)
ljodande (participle present)
ljode (imperative)
ljod (imperative)


lykke

lykka (definite singular)
lykker (indefinite plural)
lykkene (definite plural)


maksimum

maksimumet (definite singular)
maksimum (indefinite plural)
maksimuma (definite plural)


hører

(non-standard since 2012) present of høra


hørte

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of hørt

(non-standard since 2012) plural of hørt


løkke

løkka (definite singular)
løkker (indefinite plural)
løkkene (definite plural)

a loop, noose (e.g. in a rope; this sense may only be spelt lykkje)


hørt

head

hørt (definite singular and plural hørte)

(non-standard since 2012) past participle of høra and høre


hørt

(non-standard since 2012) supine of høra


økse

øksar (present)
øksa (past)
øksa (participle past)
øksast (infinitive passive)
øksande (participle present)
økse (imperative)
øks (imperative)


forvirre

forvirrar (present)
forvirra (past)
forvirra (participle past)
forvirrast (infinitive passive)
forvirrande (participle present)
forvirre (imperative)
forvirr (imperative)


rasistisk

rasistisk (neuter singular rasistisk, definite singular and plural rasistiske)

rasistisk (neuter singular)
rasistiske (definite plural singular)


skjerf

skjerfet (definite singular)
skjerf (indefinite plural)
skjerfa (definite plural)

From French écharpe, via Low German scherf.


sabeltanntiger

sabeltanntigeren (definite singular)
sabeltanntigrar (indefinite plural)
sabeltanntigrane (definite plural)

sabel (“sabre”) + tann (“tooth”) + tiger


skytane

(non-standard since 2012) definite plural of skytar


kakiplomme

kakiplomma (definite singular)
kakiplommer (indefinite plural)
kakiplommene (definite plural)


plass

plassen (definite singular)
plassar (indefinite plural)
plassane (definite plural)

From Old Norse plaz, from Middle Low German platse, from Latin platea (“plaza, wide street”), from Ancient Greek πλατεῖα (plateîa), shortening of πλατεῖα ὁδός (plateîa hodós, “broad way”), from Proto-Indo-European *plat- (“to spread”), extended form of *pelh₂- (“flat”). Akin to English place.


sovjetisk

head

sovjetisk (neuter singular sovjetisk, definite singular and plural sovjetiske)

sovjetisk (neuter singular)
sovjetiske (definite plural singular)

From sovjet (“as in Sovjetunionen”) + -isk.

Soviet (relating to the former Soviet Union)


brukar

brukaren (definite singular)
brukarar (indefinite plural)
brukarane (definite plural)


scripte

scriptar (present)
scripta (past)
scripta (participle past)
scriptast (infinitive passive)
scriptande (participle present)
scripte (imperative)
script (imperative)

(intransitive, cinematography) to work, act as a script supervisor

(transitive, intransitive, computing) to write a script


silikon

silikon n (definite singular silikonet, indefinite plural silikon, definite plural silikona)

silikonet (definite singular)
silikon (indefinite plural)
silikona (definite plural)


gløgg

gløggen (definite singular)
gløggar (indefinite plural)
gløggane (definite plural)

From Swedish glögg, a shortening of glödgad vin (“heated wine”), from glödga (“to heat”).

glogg (Scandinavian version of mulled wine)


gløgg

gløggt (neuter)
gløgge (definite plural singular)
gløggare (comparative)
gløggast (indefinite superlative)
gløggaste (definite superlative)

From Old Norse gløggr, from Proto-Germanic *glawwaz.


lojalitet

lojaliteten (definite singular)
lojalitetar (indefinite plural)
lojalitetane (definite plural)


blekk

(uncountable) ink (coloured fluid used for writing)

(uncountable) ink (melanin and mucus matter used by cephalopods)


trommis

trommis m (definite singular trommisen, indefinite plural trommisar, definite plural trommisane)

trommisen (definite singular)
trommisar (indefinite plural)
trommisane (definite plural)

From tromme + -is. Calque of Swedish trummis or a loan from the old Scandinavian Månsing slang.

drummer (in a music band, e.g., in a punk band)

(rare) drummer (any musician who plays the drums)


dompap

dompapen (definite singular)
dompapar (indefinite plural)
dompapane (definite plural)

From Low German Dompape, Dompap (“priest at a cathedral; a bird: Blutfink, Dompfaffe, Dompfaff”).

der

Pyrrhula pyrrhula
Pyrrhula pyrrhula#Translingual


sveve

svevar (present)
sveva (past)
sveva (participle past)
svevast (infinitive passive)
svevande (participle present)
sveve (imperative)
svev (imperative)

(intransitive) to float (in the air), glide, hover, hover


feminina

(non-standard since 2012) indefinite plural of femininum

(non-standard since 2012) definite plural of femininum


vulgær

head

vulgær (neuter singular vulgært, definite singular and plural vulgære)

vulgært (neuter singular)
vulgære (definite plural singular)

From French vulgaire (“vulgar, crude”), from Latin vulgāris (“common, usual”), from vulgus (“the common people, the public”).


kunnskap

kunnskap m (definite plural kunnskapen, indefinite plural kunnskapar, definite plural kunnskapane)

kunnskapen (definite plural)
kunnskapar (indefinite plural)
kunnskapane (definite plural)


lyne

lyner (present)
lynte (past)
lynt (participle past)
lynast (infinitive passive)
lynande (participle present)
lyn (imperative)

det lyner

(impersonal, intransitive) to produce lightning

(intransitive) to emit one or more flashes, to gleam

(intransitive, of eyes, idiomatic) to light up (in rage)

han lynte forbi meg

(intransitive) to flash; to move very fast


lyne

lynar (present)
lyna (past)
lyna (participle past)
lynast (infinitive passive)
lynande (participle present)
lyne (imperative)
lyn (imperative)


titrering

titreringa (definite singular)
titreringar (indefinite plural)
titreringane (definite plural)


ferda-

From ferðar-, from genitive singular of ferð.

prefix used to create nouns pertaining to travels and journeys; e.g. ferdamann m ("traveller")


hæls

hælsen (definite singular)
hælsar (indefinite plural)
hælsane (definite plural)

(dialectal) alternative form of hals (“neck”)


dobermann

dobermannen (definite singular)
dobermannar (indefinite plural)
dobermannane (definite plural)

Named for Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, who first developed this breed.


hikke

hiccups (the condition of having hiccup spasms)


amulett

amuletten (definite singular)
amulettar (indefinite plural)
amulettane (definite plural)


hauk

hauken (definite singular)
haukar (indefinite plural)
haukane (definite plural)

From Old Norse haukr (“one who grips, catches”), from Proto-Germanic *habukaz, probably ultimately derived from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂p- (“seize”). Akin to English hawk.

inh

Ser du haukane på himmelen?


skule

skulen (definite singular)
skular (indefinite plural)
skulane (definite plural)

From Old Norse skóli, ultimately from Ancient Greek σχολή (skholḗ, “spare time, leisure”), from Proto-Indo-European *seǵʰ- (“to hold, have, possess”). Akin to English school.

der

Skal du på skulen i dag?


skule

nn-verb

skule (present tense skuler, past tense skulte, past participle skult, passive infinitive skulast, present participle skulande, imperative skul)

skuler (present)
skulte (past)
skult (participle past)
skulast (infinitive passive)
skulande (participle present)
skul (imperative)

to scowl; stare at someone or something with a look of displeasure or anger; to frown


skule

head

skule (present tense skal, past tense skulle, past participle skula or skulla)

skule (present tense skal, past tense skulle, past participle skula)

skule (present tense skal, past tense skulde, past participle skula)

skal (present)
skulle (past)
skula (participle past)
skulla (participle past)
Before 1959: skule (canonical)
skal (present)
skulle (past)
skula (participle past)
Before 1938: skule (canonical)
skal (present)
skulde (past)
skula (participle past)


alternativ

alternativ (neuter singular alternativt, definite singular and plural alternative)

alternativt (neuter singular)
alternative (definite plural singular)


alternativ

alternativet (definite singular)
alternativ (indefinite plural)
alternativa (definite plural)


vant

vantet (definite singular)
vant (indefinite plural)
vanta (definite plural)


vant

vant (indefinite singular)
vante (definite plural singular)


vant

vant (definite singular and plural vante)

(non-standard since 2012) past participle of venja


hoggorm

hoggormen (definite singular)
hoggormar (indefinite plural)
hoggormane (definite plural)

common European adder
common European adder


eksos

From Latin exhaustus, via English exhaust.

exhaust (the steam let out of a cylinder after it has done its work there; waste gases expelled from an engine, a turbine etc.)


øydeleggje

nn-verb

øydeleggje (present tense øydelegg, past tense øydela, past participle øydelagt, passive infinitive øydeleggjast, present participle øydeleggjande, imperative øydelegg)

øydelegg (present)
øydela (past)
øydelagt (participle past)
øydeleggjast (infinitive passive)
øydeleggjande (participle present)
øydelegg (imperative)


øydeleggja

øydeleggja (present tense øydelegg, past tense øydela, past participle øydelagt, passive infinitive øydeleggjast, present participle øydeleggjande, imperative øydelegg)

From Danish ødelægge, Norwegian Bokmål ødelegge; compare to Old Norse leggja í eyði.


kyrkje

kyrkja (definite singular)
kyrkjer (indefinite plural)
kyrkjene (definite plural)

From Old Norse kirkja, kyrkja, from Old English cirice, from Proto-West Germanic *kirikā, from Byzantine Greek κυριακόν (δόμα) (kuriakón (dóma), “Lord's (house)”), from Ancient Greek κύριος (kúrios, “lord”).


kyrkje

kyrkjer (present)
kyrkte (past)
kyrkt (participle past)
kyrkjast (infinitive passive)
kyrkjande (participle present)
kyrk (imperative)


flått

flåtten (definite singular)
flåttar (indefinite plural)
flåttane (definite plural)


sjiraff

sjiraffen (definite singular)
sjiraffar (indefinite plural)
sjiraffane (definite plural)

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *ḱerh₂-der.?
Classical Persian سرنا
Proto-Indo-European *ped-
Proto-Indo-European *-s
Proto-Indo-European *pṓds
Proto-Indo-Iranian *pā́ts
Proto-Iranian *pā́dah
Old Persian 𐎱𐎠𐎭 (p-a-d)
Classical Persian پَا (pā)
Classical Persian زُرْنَاپَا (zurnāpā)bor.
Classical Syriac ܙܪܝܦܐbor.
Arabic زَرَافَة (zarāfa)der.
Norwegian Nynorsk sjiraff
From Arabic زَرَافَة (zarāfa) •.

etymon

Sjiraffar har lange halsar.


scripta

scriptar (present)
scripta (past)
scripta (participle past)
scriptast (infinitive passive)
scriptande (participle present)
scripta (imperative)
script (imperative)


midtbanespelar

midtbanespelaren (definite singular)
midtbanespelarar (indefinite plural)
midtbanespelarane (definite plural)

From midtbane (“midfield”) + spelar (“player”).


forsvarsspelar

forsvarsspelaren (definite singular)
forsvarsspelarar (indefinite plural)
forsvarsspelarane (definite plural)

From forsvar (“defence”) + spelar (“player”).


skodespel

skodespelet (definite singular)
skodespel (indefinite plural)
skodespela (definite plural)


skodespelar

skodespelaren (definite singular)
skodespelarar (indefinite plural)
skodespelarane (definite plural)

actor (person who performs in a theatrical play or film)


sjøaure

sjøauren (definite singular)
sjøaurar (indefinite plural)
sjøaurane (definite plural)


einingsvektor

einingsvektoren (definite singular)
einingsvektorar (indefinite plural)
einingsvektorane (definite plural)

From eining (“unit”) + vektor (“vector”).

Einingsvektorane har ei lengd på 1.


eigenverdi

eigenverdien (definite singular)
eigenverdiar (indefinite plural)
eigenverdiane (definite plural)


eigenvektor

eigenvektoren (definite singular)
eigenvektorar (indefinite plural)
eigenvektorane (definite plural)


realfag

realfaget (definite singular)
realfag (indefinite plural)
realfaga (definite plural)

Eg skal studera realfag.

I am going to study mathematics and natural science.


sopran

sopranen (definite singular)
sopranar (indefinite plural)
sopranane (definite plural)

From Italian soprano; compare with German Sopran.


galakse

galaksen (definite singular)
galaksar (indefinite plural)
galaksane (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek γαλαξίας (galaxías, “Milky Way”).


mordar

mordaren (definite singular)
mordarar (indefinite plural)
mordarane (definite plural)

Kven er mordaren?


mjølet

mjølet (indefinite singular)
mjølete (definite plural singular)

(pre-2012) alternative form of mjølete; floury


mjøl

From Old Norse mjǫl, from Proto-Germanic *melwą, from Proto-Indo-European *melh₂-.


kvat

kvatt (neuter)
kvate (definite plural singular)
kvatare (comparative)
kvatast (indefinite superlative)
kvataste (definite superlative)

From Old Norse hvatr, from Proto-Germanic *hwataz. Akin to Icelandic hvatur.


kvat

(obsolete) what (interrogative pronoun); succeeded by kva


bunad

bunaden (definite singular)
bunader (indefinite plural)
bunadar (indefinite plural)
bunadene (definite plural)
bunadane (definite plural)
Historical inflection of bunad

→ Norwegian Bokmål: bunad

From Old Norse búnaðr. Cognate with Swedish bonad (“tapestry”).

one of the traditional Norwegian folk costumes; bunad


øksa

øksar (present)
øksa (past)
øksa (participle past)
øksast (infinitive passive)
øksande (participle present)
øksa (imperative)
øks (imperative)


fôrhaustar

fôrhaustaren (definite singular)
fôrhaustarar (indefinite plural)
fôrhaustarane (definite plural)

From fôr (“fodder”) + haustar (“harvester”).


ljå

ljåen (definite singular)
ljår (indefinite plural)
ljåar (indefinite plural)
ljårne (definite plural)
ljåane (definite plural)
ljå (accusative indefinite nominative singular)
ljåen (accusative definite nominative singular)
ljår (accusative indefinite nominative plural)
ljåar (accusative indefinite nominative plural)
ljårne (accusative definite nominative plural)
ljåane (accusative definite nominative plural)
ljås- (genitive in-compounds indefinite singular)
ljå- (genitive in-compounds indefinite plural)

ljå

From Old Norse ljá, oblique cases of nominative lé m. From Proto-Germanic *lewô. The verb is derived from the noun.

Eg skal slipa ljåen.


ljå

ljår (present)
ljådde (past)
ljått (participle past)
ljådd (participle past)
ljåast (infinitive passive)
ljåande (participle present)
ljå (imperative)


ongul

ongulen (definite singular)
onglar (indefinite plural)
onglane (definite plural)


ongel

ongelen (definite singular)
onglar (indefinite plural)
onglane (definite plural)

From Old Norse ǫngull, from Proto-Germanic *angulaz.


piggtråd

piggtråden (definite singular)
piggtrådar (indefinite plural)
piggtrådane (definite plural)

From pigg (“spike, barb”) + tråd (“thread”).


straum

straumen (definite singular)
straumar (indefinite plural)
straumane (definite plural)

From Old Norse straumr, from Proto-Germanic *straumaz, from Proto-Indo-European *srowmos, from *srew- (“to flow”). Akin to English stream.

current (fluid that moves constantly in one direction, such as an ocean current)

stream, flow (steady movement or succession of material, such as water)

Straumen gjekk i dag tidleg.


usbekar

usbekaren (definite singular)
usbekarar (indefinite plural)
usbekarane (definite plural)


bhutanar

bhutanaren (definite singular)
bhutanarar (indefinite plural)
bhutanarane (definite plural)


pakistanar

pakistanaren (definite singular)
pakistanarar (indefinite plural)
pakistanarane (definite plural)


nepalar

nepalaren (definite singular)
nepalarar (indefinite plural)
nepalarane (definite plural)


irakar

irakaren (definite singular)
irakarar (indefinite plural)
irakarane (definite plural)


iranar

iranaren (definite singular)
iranarar (indefinite plural)
iranarane (definite plural)


srilankar

srilankaren (definite singular)
srilankarar (indefinite plural)
srilankarane (definite plural)


armenar

armenaren (definite singular)
armenarar (indefinite plural)
armenarane (definite plural)


kirgisar

kirgisaren (definite singular)
kirgisarar (indefinite plural)
kirgisarane (definite plural)


turkmenar

turkmenaren (definite singular)
turkmenarar (indefinite plural)
turkmenarane (definite plural)


aserbajdsjanar

aserbajdsjanaren (definite singular)
aserbajdsjanarar (indefinite plural)
aserbajdsjanarane (definite plural)


filippinar

filippinaren (definite singular)
filippinarar (indefinite plural)
filippinarane (definite plural)


bruneiar

bruneiaren (definite singular)
bruneiarar (indefinite plural)
bruneiarane (definite plural)


afghanar

afghanaren (definite singular)
afghanarar (indefinite plural)
afghanarane (definite plural)


indonesiar

indonesiaren (definite singular)
indonesiarar (indefinite plural)
indonesiarane (definite plural)


seychellar

seychellaren (definite singular)
seychellarar (indefinite plural)
seychellarane (definite plural)


burmesar

burmesaren (definite singular)
burmesarar (indefinite plural)
burmesarane (definite plural)


tibetanar

tibetanaren (definite singular)
tibetanarar (indefinite plural)
tibetanarane (definite plural)


maldivar

maldivaren (definite singular)
maldivarar (indefinite plural)
maldivarane (definite plural)


malaysiar

malaysiaren (definite singular)
malaysiarar (indefinite plural)
malaysiarane (definite plural)


bahrainar

bahrainaren (definite singular)
bahrainarar (indefinite plural)
bahrainarane (definite plural)


thailendar

thailendaren (definite singular)
thailendarar (indefinite plural)
thailendarane (definite plural)


singaporar

singaporaren (definite singular)
singaporarar (indefinite plural)
singaporarane (definite plural)


jordanar

jordanaren (definite singular)
jordanarar (indefinite plural)
jordanarane (definite plural)


kasakhstanar

kasakhstanaren (definite singular)
kasakhstanarar (indefinite plural)
kasakhstanarane (definite plural)


vietnamesar

vietnamesaren (definite singular)
vietnamesarar (indefinite plural)
vietnamesarane (definite plural)


libanesar

libanesaren (definite singular)
libanesarar (indefinite plural)
libanesarane (definite plural)


omanar

omanaren (definite singular)
omanarar (indefinite plural)
omanarane (definite plural)


kuwaitar

kuwaitaren (definite singular)
kuwaitarar (indefinite plural)
kuwaitarane (definite plural)


qatarar

qatararen (definite singular)
qatararar (indefinite plural)
qatararane (definite plural)


saudiar

saudiaren (definite singular)
saudiarar (indefinite plural)
saudiarane (definite plural)


saudiarabar

saudiarabaren (definite singular)
saudiarabarar (indefinite plural)
saudiarabarane (definite plural)


syrar

syraren (definite singular)
syrarar (indefinite plural)
syrarane (definite plural)


armeniar

armeniaren (definite singular)
armeniarar (indefinite plural)
armeniarane (definite plural)


kambodsjanar

kambodsjanaren (definite singular)
kambodsjanarar (indefinite plural)
kambodsjanarane (definite plural)


indar

indaren (definite singular)
indarar (indefinite plural)
indarane (definite plural)


mosambikar

mosambikaren (definite singular)
mosambikarar (indefinite plural)
mosambikarane (definite plural)


lesothoar

lesothoaren (definite singular)
lesothoarar (indefinite plural)
lesothoarane (definite plural)


botswanar

botswanaren (definite singular)
botswanarar (indefinite plural)
botswanarane (definite plural)


tyrkar

tyrkaren (definite singular)
tyrkarar (indefinite plural)
tyrkarane (definite plural)


malawiar

malawiaren (definite singular)
malawiarar (indefinite plural)
malawiarane (definite plural)


angolanar

angolanaren (definite singular)
angolanarar (indefinite plural)
angolanarane (definite plural)


namibiar

namibiaren (definite singular)
namibiarar (indefinite plural)
namibiarane (definite plural)


afrikanar

afrikanaren (definite singular)
afrikanarar (indefinite plural)
afrikanarane (definite plural)


nordkoreanar

nordkoreanaren (definite singular)
nordkoreanarar (indefinite plural)
nordkoreanarane (definite plural)


sørkoreanar

sørkoreanaren (definite singular)
sørkoreanarar (indefinite plural)
sørkoreanarane (definite plural)


sørafrikanar

sørafrikanaren (definite singular)
sørafrikanarar (indefinite plural)
sørafrikanarane (definite plural)


ekvatorialguineanaren

definite singular of ekvatorialguineanar


zambiar

zambiaren (definite singular)
zambiarar (indefinite plural)
zambiarane (definite plural)


ekvatorialguineanarar

indefinite plural of ekvatorialguineanar


argentinar

argentinaren (definite singular)
argentinarar (indefinite plural)
argentinarane (definite plural)


ekvatorialguineanar

ekvatorialguineanaren (definite singular)
ekvatorialguineanarar (indefinite plural)
ekvatorialguineanarane (definite plural)


tåla

tåler (present)
tålte (past)
tålt (participle past)
tålast (infinitive passive)
tålande (participle present)
tål (imperative)


brasilianar

brasilianaren (definite singular)
brasilianarar (indefinite plural)
brasilianarane (definite plural)


gabonar

gabonaren (definite singular)
gabonarar (indefinite plural)
gabonarane (definite plural)


sentralafrikanar

sentralafrikanaren (definite singular)
sentralafrikanarar (indefinite plural)
sentralafrikanarane (definite plural)


chilenar

chilenaren (definite singular)
chilenarar (indefinite plural)
chilenarane (definite plural)


kamerunar

kamerunaren (definite singular)
kamerunarar (indefinite plural)
kamerunarane (definite plural)


bolivianar

bolivianaren (definite singular)
bolivianarar (indefinite plural)
bolivianarane (definite plural)


zimbabwar

zimbabwaren (definite singular)
zimbabwarar (indefinite plural)
zimbabwarane (definite plural)


sjanse

sjansen (definite singular)
sjansar (indefinite plural)
sjansane (definite plural)


passord

passordet (definite singular)
passord (indefinite plural)
passorda (definite plural)

pass + ord, a calque of English password


uruguayanar

uruguayanaren (definite singular)
uruguayanarar (indefinite plural)
uruguayanarane (definite plural)


surinamar

surinamaren (definite singular)
surinamarar (indefinite plural)
surinamarane (definite plural)


guyanar

guyanaren (definite singular)
guyanarar (indefinite plural)
guyanarane (definite plural)


peruanar

peruanaren (definite singular)
peruanarar (indefinite plural)
peruanarane (definite plural)


paraguayanar

paraguayanaren (definite singular)
paraguayanarar (indefinite plural)
paraguayanarane (definite plural)


tsjekkar

tsjekkaren (definite singular)
tsjekkarar (indefinite plural)
tsjekkarane (definite plural)


ecuadorianar

ecuadorianaren (definite singular)
ecuadorianarar (indefinite plural)
ecuadorianarane (definite plural)


venezuelanar

venezuelanaren (definite singular)
venezuelanarar (indefinite plural)
venezuelanarane (definite plural)


swazilendar

swazilendaren (definite singular)
swazilendarar (indefinite plural)
swazilendarane (definite plural)


kolombianar

kolombianaren (definite singular)
kolombianarar (indefinite plural)
kolombianarane (definite plural)


bulgarar

bulgararen (definite singular)
bulgararar (indefinite plural)
bulgararane (definite plural)


kviterussar

kviterussaren (definite singular)
kviterussarar (indefinite plural)
kviterussarane (definite plural)


colombianar

colombianaren (definite singular)
colombianarar (indefinite plural)
colombianarane (definite plural)


moldovar

moldovaren (definite singular)
moldovarar (indefinite plural)
moldovarane (definite plural)


ukrainar

ukrainaren (definite singular)
ukrainarar (indefinite plural)
ukrainarane (definite plural)


russar

russaren (definite singular)
russarar (indefinite plural)
russarane (definite plural)


estlendar

estlendaren (definite singular)
estlendarar (indefinite plural)
estlendarane (definite plural)


litauar

litauaren (definite singular)
litauarar (indefinite plural)
litauarane (definite plural)


rumenar

rumenaren (definite singular)
rumenarar (indefinite plural)
rumenarane (definite plural)


andorranar

andorranaren (definite singular)
andorranarar (indefinite plural)
andorranarane (definite plural)


albanar

albanaren (definite singular)
albanarar (indefinite plural)
albanarane (definite plural)


portugisar

portugisaren (definite singular)
portugisarar (indefinite plural)
portugisarane (definite plural)


austerrikar

austerrikaren (definite singular)
austerrikarar (indefinite plural)
austerrikarane (definite plural)


ungarar

ungararen (definite singular)
ungararar (indefinite plural)
ungararane (definite plural)


ungarar

indefinite plural of ungar (non-standard since 2012)


bjeff

bjeffet (definite singular)
bjeff (indefinite plural)
bjeffa (definite plural)

a bark (short, loud, explosive utterance)


ivoriansk

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ivoriansk (neuter singular ivoriansk, definite singular and plural ivorianske)

ivoriansk (neuter singular)
ivorianske (definite plural singular)


sentrum

sentrumet (definite singular)
sentrum (indefinite plural)
sentruma (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek κέντρον (kéntron), via Latin centrum.


skulke

skulkar (present)
skulka (past)
skulka (participle past)
skulkast (infinitive passive)
skulkande (participle present)
skulke (imperative)
skulk (imperative)


grekar

grekaren (definite singular)
grekarar (indefinite plural)
grekarane (definite plural)

From Old Norse grikkr, from Old East Slavic грькъ (grĭkŭ) or Proto-Slavic *grьkъ, from Vulgar Latin Graecus, from Ancient Greek Γραικός (Graikós), of uncertain origin.


fjernsyn

fjernsynet (definite singular)
fjernsyn (indefinite plural)
fjernsyna (definite plural)

Equivalent to fjern (“remote, distant”) + syn (“vision”). Akin to German Fernseher.

compound

Eg har kjøpt ny fjernsyn.

Kva viser dei på fjernsynet i dag?


vigsel

vigselen (definite singular)
vigslar (indefinite plural)
vigslane (definite plural)


bestandig

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bestandig (neuter singular bestandig, definite singular and plural bestandige)

bestandig (neuter singular)
bestandige (definite plural singular)

From Low German bestendich and German beständig, via Norwegian Bokmål.


romsonde

romsonden (definite singular)
romsondar (indefinite plural)
romsondane (definite plural)


kø

kø m (definite singular køen, indefinite plural køar, definite plural køane)

køen (definite singular)
køar (indefinite plural)
køane (definite plural)


akupunktur

akupunktur m (definite singular akupunkturen)


fjøra

fjørar (present)
fjøra (past)
fjøra (participle past)
fjørast (infinitive passive)
fjørande (participle present)
fjøra (imperative)
fjør (imperative)

(intransitive) to be elastic or yielding


fjøra

fjøra (definite singular)
fjører (indefinite plural)
fjøror (indefinite plural)
fjørene (definite plural)
fjørone (definite plural)

From Old Norse fjara (“to ebb, flow back”).


fjøra

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


fjør

fjøra (definite singular)
fjører (indefinite plural)
fjørene (definite plural)

From Old Norse fjǫðr, from Proto-Germanic *feþrō, from Proto-Indo-European *péth₂r̥ ~ pth₂én- (“feather, wing”), from *peth₂- (“to fly”). The meaning “spring” stems from one of the secondary senses of German Feder (“feather”). Cognate with German Low German Fedder, English feather.

inh

(technical) spring (device made of flexible material)

(carpentry) a tongue (as in a tongue and groove joint)


bryn

brynet (definite singular)
bryn (indefinite plural)
bryna (definite plural)

From Old Norse brýnn, nominative and accusative plural of brún f. May be related to bru and brygge.


beninar

beninaren (definite singular)
beninarar (indefinite plural)
beninarane (definite plural)


ivorianar

ivorianaren (definite singular)
ivorianarar (indefinite plural)
ivorianarane (definite plural)


burkinar

burkinaren (definite singular)
burkinarar (indefinite plural)
burkinarane (definite plural)


ghanesar

ghanesaren (definite singular)
ghanesarar (indefinite plural)
ghanesarane (definite plural)


gambiar

gambiaren (definite singular)
gambiarar (indefinite plural)
gambiarane (definite plural)


liberiar

liberiaren (definite singular)
liberiarar (indefinite plural)
liberiarane (definite plural)


guineanar

guineanaren (definite singular)
guineanarar (indefinite plural)
guineanarane (definite plural)

Guinean (someone from Guinea or of Guinean descent)


mauritaniar

mauritaniaren (definite singular)
mauritaniarar (indefinite plural)
mauritaniarane (definite plural)


senegalesar

senegalesaren (definite singular)
senegalesarar (indefinite plural)
senegalesarane (definite plural)


nigerianar

nigerianaren (definite singular)
nigerianarar (indefinite plural)
nigerianarane (definite plural)


sierraleonar

sierraleonaren (definite singular)
sierraleonarar (indefinite plural)
sierraleonarane (definite plural)


togolesar

togolesaren (definite singular)
togolesarar (indefinite plural)
togolesarane (definite plural)


tsjadar

tsjadaren (definite singular)
tsjadarar (indefinite plural)
tsjadarane (definite plural)


nigerar

nigeraren (definite singular)
nigerarar (indefinite plural)
nigerarane (definite plural)


maliar

maliaren (definite singular)
maliarar (indefinite plural)
maliarane (definite plural)


algeriar

algeriaren (definite singular)
algeriarar (indefinite plural)
algeriarane (definite plural)


egyptar

egyptaren (definite singular)
egyptarar (indefinite plural)
egyptarane (definite plural)


sudanar

sudanaren (definite singular)
sudanarar (indefinite plural)
sudanarane (definite plural)


koreanar

koreanaren (definite singular)
koreanarar (indefinite plural)
koreanarane (definite plural)


tunisiar

tunisiaren (definite singular)
tunisiarar (indefinite plural)
tunisiarane (definite plural)


burundiar

burundiaren (definite singular)
burundiarar (indefinite plural)
burundiarane (definite plural)


marokkanar

marokkanaren (definite singular)
marokkanarar (indefinite plural)
marokkanarane (definite plural)


libyar

libyaren (definite singular)
libyarar (indefinite plural)
libyarane (definite plural)


eritrear

eritrearen (definite singular)
eritrearar (indefinite plural)
eritrearane (definite plural)


djiboutiar

djiboutiaren (definite singular)
djiboutiarar (indefinite plural)
djiboutiarane (definite plural)


kenyanar

kenyanaren (definite singular)
kenyanarar (indefinite plural)
kenyanarane (definite plural)


etiopiar

etiopiaren (definite singular)
etiopiarar (indefinite plural)
etiopiarane (definite plural)


rwandar

rwandaren (definite singular)
rwandarar (indefinite plural)
rwandarane (definite plural)


somaliar

somaliaren (definite singular)
somaliarar (indefinite plural)
somaliarane (definite plural)


tanzanianar

tanzanianaren (definite singular)
tanzanianarar (indefinite plural)
tanzanianarane (definite plural)


ugandar

ugandaren (definite singular)
ugandarar (indefinite plural)
ugandarane (definite plural)


komorar

komoraren (definite singular)
komorarar (indefinite plural)
komorarane (definite plural)


madagassar

madagassaren (definite singular)
madagassarar (indefinite plural)
madagassarane (definite plural)


mauritiar

mauritiaren (definite singular)
mauritiarar (indefinite plural)
mauritiarane (definite plural)


kappverdar

kappverdaren (definite singular)
kappverdarar (indefinite plural)
kappverdarane (definite plural)


gassar

gassaren (definite singular)
gassarar (indefinite plural)
gassarane (definite plural)


sjø

sjøen (definite singular)
sjøar (indefinite plural)
sjøane (definite plural)
form sjøs (genitive)

From Old Norse sjór, sjár, sær, from Proto-Germanic *saiwiz. Akin to English sea.


sjø

Contraction of ser du? (“do you see?”) or skjønner du (“y'know”)

Æ veit ikkj, sjø.

Ho kainn det sjø, men no e ho klar som faen.

She can it, y'know, but now she is exhausted as hell.

Det va itj mæ, sjø.

rhetorical question
rhetorical question#English

(dialectal, Trøndelag) Used as a rhetorical question to confirm agreement or understanding at the end of a statement.


gass

gassen (definite singular)
gassar (indefinite plural)
gassane (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek χάος (kháos, “chasm, void”), via Flemish Dutch gas.


antiguanar

antiguanaren (definite singular)
antiguanarar (indefinite plural)
antiguanarane (definite plural)


bahamanar

bahamanaren (definite singular)
bahamanarar (indefinite plural)
bahamanarane (definite plural)


belizar

belizaren (definite singular)
belizarar (indefinite plural)
belizarane (definite plural)


barbadar

barbadaren (definite singular)
barbadarar (indefinite plural)
barbadarane (definite plural)


kanadiar

kanadiaren (definite singular)
kanadiarar (indefinite plural)
kanadiarane (definite plural)


kostarikanar

kostarikanaren (definite singular)
kostarikanarar (indefinite plural)
kostarikanarane (definite plural)


canadiar

canadiaren (definite singular)
canadiarar (indefinite plural)
canadiarane (definite plural)


costaricanar

costaricanaren (definite singular)
costaricanarar (indefinite plural)
costaricanarane (definite plural)


cubanar

cubanaren (definite singular)
cubanarar (indefinite plural)
cubanarane (definite plural)


dominikar

dominikaren (definite singular)
dominikarar (indefinite plural)
dominikarane (definite plural)


kubanar

kubanaren (definite singular)
kubanarar (indefinite plural)
kubanarane (definite plural)


salvadoranar

salvadoranaren (definite singular)
salvadoranarar (indefinite plural)
salvadoranarane (definite plural)


dominikanar

dominikanaren (definite singular)
dominikanarar (indefinite plural)
dominikanarane (definite plural)

a Dominican (person from the Dominican Republic)


grenadiar

grenadiaren (definite singular)
grenadiarar (indefinite plural)
grenadiarane (definite plural)


guatemalanar

guatemalanaren (definite singular)
guatemalanarar (indefinite plural)
guatemalanarane (definite plural)


meis

meisa (definite singular)
meiser (indefinite plural)
meisene (definite plural)


meis

a wicker basket used as a net for catching eels or as a backpack

a frame for carrying a backpack, for carrying items on the back


responsum

responsumet (definite singular)
responsum (indefinite plural)
responsuma (definite plural)

From Latin responsum. Doublet of respons.

(law) an answer from an expert (group); an expert opinion


haitiar

haitiaren (definite singular)
haitiarar (indefinite plural)
haitiarane (definite plural)


honduranar

honduranaren (definite singular)
honduranarar (indefinite plural)
honduranarane (definite plural)


jamaicanar

jamaicanaren (definite singular)
jamaicanarar (indefinite plural)
jamaicanarane (definite plural)


mexicanar

mexicanaren (definite singular)
mexicanarar (indefinite plural)
mexicanarane (definite plural)

Mexican (person from Mexico or of Mexican descent)


meksikanar

meksikanaren (definite singular)
meksikanarar (indefinite plural)
meksikanarane (definite plural)


nicaraguanar

nicaraguanaren (definite singular)
nicaraguanarar (indefinite plural)
nicaraguanarane (definite plural)


panamanar

panamanaren (definite singular)
panamanarar (indefinite plural)
panamanarane (definite plural)


trinidadar

trinidadaren (definite singular)
trinidadarar (indefinite plural)
trinidadarane (definite plural)

a Trinidadian or Tobagonian (person from Trinidad and Tobago)


jamaikanar

jamaikanaren (definite singular)
jamaikanarar (indefinite plural)
jamaikanarane (definite plural)


puertoricanar

puertoricanaren (definite singular)
puertoricanarar (indefinite plural)
puertoricanarane (definite plural)


puertorikanar

puertorikanaren (definite singular)
puertorikanarar (indefinite plural)
puertorikanarane (definite plural)


australiar

australiaren (definite singular)
australiarar (indefinite plural)
australiarane (definite plural)


nauruar

nauruaren (definite singular)
nauruarar (indefinite plural)
nauruarane (definite plural)


melanesiar

melanesiaren (definite singular)
melanesiarar (indefinite plural)
melanesiarane (definite plural)


kiribatiar

kiribatiaren (definite singular)
kiribatiarar (indefinite plural)
kiribatiarane (definite plural)


austtimoresar

austtimoresaren (definite singular)
austtimoresarar (indefinite plural)
austtimoresarane (definite plural)


verd

verda (definite singular)
verder (indefinite plural)
verdene (definite plural)

From Old Norse verǫld, from Proto-Germanic *weraldiz. Akin to English world.

(definite singular form) world (human collective existence)


verd

verdet (definite singular)
verd (indefinite plural)
verda (definite plural)


verd

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verd (neuter singular verdt, definite singular and plural verde)

verdt (neuter singular)
verde (definite plural singular)


papuanar

papuanaren (definite singular)
papuanarar (indefinite plural)
papuanarane (definite plural)


fijianar

fijianaren (definite singular)
fijianarar (indefinite plural)
fijianarane (definite plural)


salomonar

salomonaren (definite singular)
salomonarar (indefinite plural)
salomonarane (definite plural)


piktogram

piktogram n (definite singular piktogrammet, indefinite plural piktogram, definite plural piktogramma)

piktogrammet (definite singular)
piktogram (indefinite plural)
piktogramma (definite plural)


vanuatuar

vanuatuaren (definite singular)
vanuatuarar (indefinite plural)
vanuatuarane (definite plural)


polynesiar

polynesiaren (definite singular)
polynesiarar (indefinite plural)
polynesiarane (definite plural)


nyzealendar

nyzealendaren (definite singular)
nyzealendarar (indefinite plural)
nyzealendarane (definite plural)


newzealendar

newzealendaren (definite singular)
newzealendarar (indefinite plural)
newzealendarane (definite plural)


samoanar

samoanaren (definite singular)
samoanarar (indefinite plural)
samoanarane (definite plural)


tonganar

tonganaren (definite singular)
tonganarar (indefinite plural)
tonganarane (definite plural)


tuvalar

tuvalaren (definite singular)
tuvalarar (indefinite plural)
tuvalarane (definite plural)


hawaiar

hawaiaren (definite singular)
hawaiarar (indefinite plural)
hawaiarane (definite plural)

Hawaiian (a resident of the U.S. state of Hawaii)


tahitiar

tahitiaren (definite singular)
tahitiarar (indefinite plural)
tahitiarane (definite plural)


gjørme

gjørma (definite singular)
gjørmer (indefinite plural)
gjørmene (definite plural)


vott

votten (definite singular)
vottar (indefinite plural)
vottane (definite plural)

From Old Norse vǫttr, from Proto-Germanic *wantuz, from Proto-Indo-European *wondʰnú- (“glove”), from Proto-Indo-European *wendʰ- (“to wind, wrap”). Cognate of Faroese vøttur, Icelandic vöttur, and Swedish and Danish vante (> Norwegian Bokmål vante, whence the borrowing vante).

der

a mitten (glove with a separate sheath for the thumb only)


bosniar

bosniaren (definite singular)
bosniarar (indefinite plural)
bosniarane (definite plural)

Bosnian (person from Bosnia and Herzegovina)


italienar

italienaren (definite singular)
italienarar (indefinite plural)
italienarane (definite plural)


makedoniar

makedoniaren (definite singular)
makedoniarar (indefinite plural)
makedoniarane (definite plural)


maltesar

maltesaren (definite singular)
maltesarar (indefinite plural)
maltesarane (definite plural)


montenegrinar

montenegrinaren (definite singular)
montenegrinarar (indefinite plural)
montenegrinarane (definite plural)


sanmarinar

sanmarinaren (definite singular)
sanmarinarar (indefinite plural)
sanmarinarane (definite plural)


serbar

serbaren (definite singular)
serbarar (indefinite plural)
serbarane (definite plural)


slovenar

slovenaren (definite singular)
slovenarar (indefinite plural)
slovenarane (definite plural)


spaniar

spaniaren (definite singular)
spaniarar (indefinite plural)
spaniarane (definite plural)


makedonar

makedonaren (definite singular)
makedonarar (indefinite plural)
makedonarane (definite plural)


belgiar

belgiaren (definite singular)
belgiarar (indefinite plural)
belgiarane (definite plural)


liechtensteinar

liechtensteinaren (definite singular)
liechtensteinarar (indefinite plural)
liechtensteinarane (definite plural)


luxemburgar

luxemburgaren (definite singular)
luxemburgarar (indefinite plural)
luxemburgarane (definite plural)


luxembourgar

luxembourgaren (definite singular)
luxembourgarar (indefinite plural)
luxembourgarane (definite plural)


sveitsar

sveitsaren (definite singular)
sveitsarar (indefinite plural)
sveitsarane (definite plural)


kosovar

kosovaren (definite singular)
kosovarar (indefinite plural)
kosovarane (definite plural)


monegaskar

monegaskaren (definite singular)
monegaskarar (indefinite plural)
monegaskarane (definite plural)


urindoeuropeisk

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urindoeuropeisk (neuter singular urindoeuropeisk, definite singular and plural urindoeuropeiske)

urindoeuropeisk (neuter singular)
urindoeuropeiske (definite plural singular)

Proto-Indo-European (relating to the language)


urindoeuropeisk

Proto-Indo-European (language, as above)


grusiar

grusiaren (definite singular)
grusiarar (indefinite plural)
grusiarane (definite plural)

Georgian (person from the country of Georgia )


nederlendar

nederlendaren (definite singular)
nederlendarar (indefinite plural)
nederlendarane (definite plural)


georgiar

georgiaren (definite singular)
georgiarar (indefinite plural)
georgiarane (definite plural)


bøffel

bøffel m (definite singular bøffelen, indefinite plural bøflar, definite plural bøflane)

bøffelen (definite singular)
bøflar (indefinite plural)
bøflane (definite plural)


sugga

sugga (definite singular)
sugger (indefinite plural)
suggor (indefinite plural)
suggene (definite plural)
suggone (definite plural)


krass

krass (neuter singular krast, definite singular and plural krasse, comparative krassare, indefinite superlative krassast, definite superlative krassaste)

krast (neuter singular)
krasse (definite plural singular)
krassare (comparative)
krassast (indefinite superlative)
krassaste (definite superlative)


armbrøst

armbrøsten (definite singular)
armbrøstar (indefinite plural)
armbrøstane (definite plural)

From Middle Low German armborst, via Old Norse armbrist or arbyst; compare with German Armbrust.


hellenar

hellenaren (definite singular)
hellenarar (indefinite plural)
hellenarane (definite plural)

Greek, particularly someone from Ancient Greece


nokot

(dated) neuter of nokon; succeeded by noko


repertoar

repertoaret (definite singular)
repertoar (indefinite plural)
repertoara (definite plural)

From Latin repertorium via French répertoire.


kontroll

kontrollen (definite singular)
kontrollar (indefinite plural)
kontrollane (definite plural)


brikett

briketten (definite singular)
brikettar (indefinite plural)
brikettane (definite plural)

From French briquette, diminutive of brique (“brick”).


autofokus

autofokusen (definite singular)
autofokuset (definite singular)


søknad

søknad m (definite singular søknaden, indefinite plural søknader or søknadar, definite plural søknadene or søknadane)

søknaden (definite singular)
søknader (indefinite plural)
søknadar (indefinite plural)
søknadene (definite plural)
søknadane (definite plural)


vedtak

vedtaket (definite singular)
vedtak (indefinite plural)
vedtaka (definite plural)


fabrikk

fabrikken (definite singular)
fabrikkar (indefinite plural)
fabrikkane (definite plural)

From French fabrique, from Latin fabrica.


vedtaka

/²ʋeːˌtɑːkɑ/


vedtaka

vedtaka (present tense vedtek, past tense vedtok, supine vedteke, past participle vedteken, present participle vedtakande, imperative vedtak)

vedtek (present)
vedtok (past)
vedteke (supine)
vedteken (participle past)
vedtakande (participle present)
vedtak (imperative)

/ˈʋeːˌtɑːkɑ/


elvi

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of elv


agn

agnet (definite singular)
agn (indefinite plural)
agna (definite plural)

From Old Norse agn. Attested in neutrum gender for Spydeberg dialect by Jacob Nicolai Wilse, in difference to Danish agn c.


agn

agna (definite singular)
agner (indefinite plural)
agnene (definite plural)

From earlier ogn and Old Norse ǫgn (plural agnir), from Proto-Germanic *aganō, *ahanō.


blokk

blokka (definite singular)
blokker (indefinite plural)
blokkene (definite plural)
blokken (definite singular)
blokkar (indefinite plural)
blokkane (definite plural)

From Middle Low German block; English block (“block of flats”); French bloc (“bloc”).

a block (block of flats, apartment block)


barokk

barokk (neuter singular barokt, definite singular and plural barokke)

barokt (neuter singular)
barokke (definite plural singular)

From French baroque, probably from Portuguese barroco originally.


maffia

maffiaen (definite singular)
maffiaer (indefinite plural)
maffiaar (indefinite plural)
maffiaene (definite plural)
maffiaane (definite plural)


lunsj

lunsjen (definite singular)
lunsjar (indefinite plural)
lunsjane (definite plural)


skotsk

skotsk (neuter singular skotsk, definite singular and plural skotske)

skotsk (neuter singular)
skotske (definite plural singular)

skotsk whisky

Scottish, Scots (relating to Scotland or Scots)


frisisk

frisisk (neuter singular frisisk, definite singular and plural frisiske)

frisisk (neuter singular)
frisiske (definite plural singular)

Frisian (relating to Frisians and the Frisian Islands)


grønlandsk

grønlandsk (neuter singular grønlandsk, definite singular and plural grønlandske)

grønlandsk (neuter singular)
grønlandske (definite plural singular)

Greenland (attributive), Greenlandic (relating to Greenland and Greenlanders)


walisisk

walisisk (neuter singular walisisk, definite singular and plural walisiske)

walisisk (neuter singular)
walisiske (definite plural singular)

Welsh (relating to Wales and the Welsh people)


walisisk

walisisk m (definite singular walisisken)


vindauga

vindauga (definite singular)
vindaugo (indefinite plural)
vindaugo (definite plural)

A compound of vind (“wind”) + auga (“eye”) inherited from Old Norse vindauga, whence also Modern English window.


jiddisk

jiddisk (neuter singular jiddisk, definite singular and plural jiddiske)

jiddisk (neuter singular)
jiddiske (definite plural singular)

Yiddish (relating to the Yiddish language and liturature)


generell

generell (neuter singular generelt, definite singular and plural generelle)

generelt (neuter singular)
generelle (definite plural singular)

From Latin generālis, via German generell.


forskjellig

forskjellig (neuter singular forskjellig, definite singular and plural forskjellige)

forskjellig (neuter singular)
forskjellige (definite plural singular)


skjul

skjulet (definite singular)
skjul (indefinite plural)
skjula (definite plural)


meiske

meiskar (present)
meiska (past)
meiska (participle past)
meiskast (infinitive passive)
meiskande (participle present)
meiske (imperative)
meisk (imperative)


visna

visnar (present)
visna (past)
visna (participle past)
visnast (infinitive passive)
visnande (participle present)
visna (imperative)
visn (imperative)


samle

samlar (present)
samla (past)
samla (participle past)
samlast (infinitive passive)
samlande (participle present)
samle (imperative)
saml (imperative)

From Old Norse samna, from Proto-Germanic *samnōną.


lutheran

lutheranen (definite singular)
lutheranar (indefinite plural)
lutheranane (definite plural)

(pre-2016) alternative form of lutheranar


nysgjerrig

nysgjerrig (neuter singular nysgjerrig, definite singular and plural nysgjerrige)

nysgjerrig (neuter singular)
nysgjerrige (definite plural singular)

From German Low German nisgirig; compare with Danish nysgerrig and German neugierig.


statskupp

statskuppet (definite singular)
statskupp (indefinite plural)
statskuppa (definite plural)

From stat + -s- + kupp, after French coup d’État.


pubertet

pubertet m (definite singular puberteten)


individuell

individuell (neuter singular individuelt, definite singular and plural individuelle)

individuelt (neuter singular)
individuelle (definite plural singular)


steril

sterilt (neuter)
sterile (definite plural singular)


litteratur

litteratur m (definite singular litteraturen, indefinite plural litteraturar, definite plural litteraturane)

litteraturen (definite singular)
litteraturar (indefinite plural)
litteraturane (definite plural)


spermium

spermiet (definite singular)
spermium (indefinite plural)
spermia (definite plural)


lippe

lippa (definite singular)
lipper (indefinite plural)
lippor (indefinite plural)
lippene (definite plural)
lippone (definite plural)


deim

(dated, høgnorsk, nonstandard since 1938) objective case of dei


svindel

svindelen (definite singular)
svindlar (indefinite plural)
svindlane (definite plural)


narkotikum

narkotikumet (definite singular)
narkotikum (indefinite plural)
narkotikuma (definite plural)

From Latin narcoticum, from Ancient Greek [Term?] (“narkotikon, narkotikos”).


kvantum

kvantumet (definite singular)
kvantum (indefinite plural)
kvantuma (definite plural)


publikum

head

publikum n (definite singular publikumet or publikummet)

publikumet (definite singular)
publikummet (definite singular)


handske

handsken (definite singular)
handskar (indefinite plural)
handskarne (definite plural)


gulnebblom

gulnebblom m (definite singular gulnebblomen or gulnebblommen, indefinite plural gulnebblomar or gulnebblommar, definite plural gulnebblomane or gulnebblommane)

gulnebblomen (definite singular)
gulnebblommen (definite singular)
gulnebblomar (indefinite plural)
gulnebblommar (indefinite plural)
gulnebblomane (definite plural)
gulnebblommane (definite plural)

Gavia adamsii
Gavia adamsii#Translingual


maltesisk

maltesisk (neuter singular maltesisk, definite singular and plural maltesiske)

maltesisk (neuter singular)
maltesiske (definite plural singular)

Maltese (relating to Malta and the Maltese)


bøk

bøken (definite singular)
bøkar (indefinite plural)
bøkane (definite plural)

From Old Norse bók (“beech, book”), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeh₂ǵos (“beech”). Akin to English beech.


bøk

(dialectal, Trøndelag) indefinite plural of bok


omsetning

omsetninga (definite singular)
omsetningar (indefinite plural)
omsetningane (definite plural)


nedbør

sur nedbør

precipitation (collective term for rain, hail, sleet and snow)


fattigdom

fattigdom m (definite singular fattigdomen or fattigdommen)

fattigdomen (definite singular)
fattigdommen (definite singular)


tykkja

tykkja (present tense tykkjer, past tense tykte or (obsolete) totte, supine and past participle tykt or (obsolete) tott, present participle tykkjande, imperative tykk)

tykkjer (present)
tykte (past)
totte (obsolete past)
tykt (participle past supine)
tott (obsolete participle past supine)
tykkjande (participle present)
tykk (imperative)

From Old Norse þykkja, from Proto-Germanic *þunkijaną (“to seem, appear”).

inh

Kva tykkjer du om maten her?

Dette totte Daniel han forstod.

1883, Arne Garborg, Bondestudentar, Bergen: Nygaard, page 7:

Etterpaa var han alltid god og blid, tykte det var ein dans aa leva.

1909, Olav Duun, Paa tvert [Crosswise], Kristiania: Norli, page 33:

Since then, he was always happy, thinking living was a dance.


ause

auser (present)
auste (past)
aust (participle past)
ausast (infinitive passive)
ausande (participle present)
aus (imperative)

From the Old Norse noun and verb ausa, from the Proto-Germanic verb *ausaną.

(transitive) to scoop with a ladle or similar

(transitive, nautical) to remove of water (e.g. from a boat); to drain

(transitive, figurative) to let out (e.g. anger, frustration or other emotion)

(transitive, figurative) to spend, to make use of something which one has in great amounts


ause

ausa (definite singular)
auser (indefinite plural)
ausene (definite plural)

amount or volume held by a particular ladle


teia

head

teia (present tense teier, past tense tagde, past participle tagd or tagt, present participle teiande, imperative tei)

teier (present)
tagde (past)
tagd (participle past)
tagt (participle past)
teiande (participle present)
tei (imperative)

From Old Norse þegja, from Proto-Germanic *þagjaną.

Du teier vel om dette?


teia

nn-verb

teia (present tense teier, past tense teidde, past participle teidd, passive infinitive teiast, present participle teiande, imperative tei)

teier (present)
teidde (past)
teidd (participle past)
teiast (infinitive passive)
teiande (participle present)
tei (imperative)

From Old Norse tæja, from Proto-Norse ᛏᚨᚹᛁᛞᛟ (tawido) from Proto-Germanic *tawjaną.

to separate, to tear apart, to solve something complicated

Teia ut alt saman


rykte

ryktet (definite singular)
rykte (indefinite plural)
rykta (definite plural)


karakteristisk

head

karakteristisk (neuter singular karakteristisk, definite singular and plural karakteristiske)

karakteristisk (neuter singular)
karakteristiske (definite plural singular)


sarkasme

sarkasmen (definite singular)
sarkasmar (indefinite plural)
sarkasmane (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek σαρκασμός (sarkasmós, “a sneer”).


krengja

nn-verb

krengja (present tense krengjer, past tense krengde, past participle krengt, passive infinitive krengjast, present participle krengjande, imperative kreng)

krengjer (present)
krengde (past)
krengt (participle past)
krengjast (infinitive passive)
krengjande (participle present)
kreng (imperative)


slengja

slengjer (present)
slengde (past)
slengt (participle past)
slengjast (infinitive passive)
slengjande (participle present)
sleng (imperative)

From Old Norse sløngva, Proto-Germanic *slangwijaną. Perhaps with influence from Middle Low German slengen.

Datamaskina vart slengd ut av vindauga av vandalane.

The computer was thrown out of the window by the vandals.


fuge

fugar (present)
fuga (past)
fuga (participle past)
fugast (infinitive passive)
fugande (participle present)
fuge (imperative)
fug (imperative)


baner

indefinite feminine plural of bane (Etymology 1)


småbarn

head

småbarn n (definite singular småbarnet, indefinite plural småbarn or småborn, definite plural småbarna or småborna)

småbarnet (definite singular)
småbarn (indefinite plural)
småborn (indefinite plural)
småbarna (definite plural)
småborna (definite plural)


kontakte

kontaktar (present)
kontakta (past)
kontakta (participle past)
kontaktast (infinitive passive)
kontaktande (participle present)
kontakte (imperative)
kontakt (imperative)

to contact (establish communication with)


snut

snuten (definite singular)
snutar (indefinite plural)
snutane (definite plural)


frende

frenden (definite singular)
frendar (indefinite plural)
frendane (definite plural)

D’er godt hava Frendar; d’er betre hava Viner.

1856, Ivar Aasen, Norske Ordsprog [Norwegian Proverbs], page 61:

It’s good to have relatives; it’s better to have friends.

Døyr fe. / Døya frendar. / Døyr sjølv de same.[…]

1901, Ivar Mortensson-Egnund, Varg i veum : soguspel fraa forntidi (900 - 1000) : fem vendingar og fyrispel, page 89:

Cattle dies. / Friends die. / The self dies the same. […]

(chiefly archaic) relative, especially a cousin

in compounds: someone one shares something with


konspirasjonsteori

konspirasjonsteorien (definite singular)
konspirasjonsteoriar (indefinite plural)
konspirasjonsteoriane (definite plural)


kalosje

kalosjen (definite singular)
kalosjar (indefinite plural)
kalosjane (definite plural)
kalosja (definite singular)
kalosjer (indefinite plural)
kalosjene (definite plural)

overshoe, galosh (usually the plural galoshes)


emittere

emitterer (present)
emitterte (past)
emittert (participle past)
emitterast (infinitive passive)
emitterande (participle present)
emitter (imperative)


stode

stoda (definite singular)
stoder (indefinite plural)
stodene (definite plural)

From Old Norse stǫðu, singular oblique case of staða.


Kartago

Carthage (an ancient city in North Africa, in modern Tunisia)

Carthage (an ancient civilisation in North Africa, centred on the city of Carthage)


hittil

From hit + til. Compare to Swedish hittills

so far, hitherto (until now; previously; yet)


glugg

gluggen (definite singular)
gluggar (indefinite plural)
gluggane (definite plural)


seide

seidar (present)
seida (past)
seida (participle past)
seidast (infinitive passive)
seidande (participle present)
seide (imperative)
seid (imperative)


seide

seiden (definite singular)
seidar (indefinite plural)
seidane (definite plural)


suppe

suppa (definite singular)
supper (indefinite plural)
suppene (definite plural)


stodo

(non-standard since 1917) definite singular of stòdu


møne

mønet (definite singular)
møne (indefinite plural)
møna (definite plural)

From Old Norse mœnir, from Proto-Germanic *mōnijaz.


kastanje

kastanje m (definite singular kastanjen, indefinite plural kastanjar, definite plural kastanjane)

kastanjen (definite singular)
kastanjar (indefinite plural)
kastanjane (definite plural)


beskjeden

beskjeden (neuter singular beskjedent, definite singular and plural beskjedne)

beskjedent (neuter singular)
beskjedne (definite plural singular)

From German Low German bescheden, via Norwegian Bokmål.


arabar

arabaren (definite singular)
arabarar (indefinite plural)
arabarane (definite plural)

(rare, derogatory) a person from Haugesund, Norway


leter

(non-standard since 2012) present tense of late


palmor

(non-standard since 1959) indefinite plural of palme


vadet

(non-standard since 1901) supine of vada


vederlag

vederlaget (definite singular)
vederlag (indefinite plural)
vederlaga (definite plural)

From Middle Low German wedderlach, wedderlage.


reservat

reservatet (definite singular)
reservat (indefinite plural)
reservata (definite plural)


auret

auret (indefinite singular)
aurete (definite plural singular)

(non-standard since 2012) alternative form of aurete


tanget

(non-standard since 2019) definite neuter singular of tang


felles

Back-formation from til felles, from Old Norse (til) félags, genitive singular of félag, whence also Norwegian Nynorsk felag and felle m.


felles

fellesen (definite singular)
fellesar (indefinite plural)
fellesane (definite plural)

ta det på fellesen

(accounting, colloquial) shared expenditure


styrbord

(nautical, aviation) starboard (right hand side)


avkastning

avkastninga (definite singular)
avkastningar (indefinite plural)
avkastningane (definite plural)

/ˈɑːʋˌkɑstnɪŋ/

Equivalent to av- (“off”) + kasta (“throw”) + -ning.


vilt

game (animals or birds hunted for sport or food)


kvelartak

kvelartaket (definite singular)
kvelartak (indefinite plural)
kvelartaka (definite plural)

From kvela (“strangle, choke”) + tak (“hold, grip”).

compound

a hold which can be used to strangle; stranglehold


forsvinn

From Norwegian Nynorsk svinne (“to disappear, vanish”), from Proto-Germanic *swindaną. Cognate with Swedish försvinn. More at English swind.


sidan

From Old Norse síðan. Cognate with Swedish sen.

Huset har stått her sidan 1922.

Sidan vêret er dårleg kan me ikkje vera lenge ute.

Since the weather is bad we can't stay out for long.

for mange år sidan


liksom

Det skulle liksom snøa i dag, men det regnar.

It was supposed to snow today, but it's raining.

Filmen skulle liksom vera så bra, men eg likte han ikkje.

The film was supposed to be so good, but I didn't like it.

Expressing that something should be otherwise than it is, allegedly, apparently


liksom

Liksom meg så likar han å gå på ski.


varda

vardar (present)
varda (past)
varda (participle past)
vardast (infinitive passive)
vardande (participle present)
varda (imperative)
vard (imperative)


skaffa

skaffar (present)
skaffa (past)
skaffa (participle past)
skaffast (infinitive passive)
skaffande (participle present)
skaffa (imperative)
skaff (imperative)

From Middle Low German schaffen, compare with German schaffen.

Kan du reisa til byen og skaffa meg noko fint å ha på meg til festen?

Can you go to town and get me something nice to wear for the party?


lyfte

head

lyfte (present tense lyftar or lyfter, past tense lyfta or lyfte, past participle lyfta or lyft, present participle lyftande, imperative lyft)

lyftar (present)
lyfter (present)
lyfta (past)
lyfte (past)
lyfta (participle past)
lyft (participle past)
lyftande (participle present)
lyft (imperative)


votum

votumet (definite singular)
votum (indefinite plural)
votuma (definite plural)


sådde

inflection of så:
definite singular past participle

inflection of så:
plural past participle


styrkte

inflection of styrkja and styrka:
definite singular past participle

inflection of styrkja and styrka:
plural past participle


frid

fridt (neuter)
fride (definite plural singular)
fridare (comparative)
fridast (indefinite superlative)
fridaste (definite superlative)

From Old Norse fríðr, from Proto-Germanic *frīdaz.


mån

mån f (definite singular måna or måni, indefinite plural måner, definite plural månene)

måna (definite singular)
måni (definite singular)
måner (indefinite plural)
månene (definite plural)


samlar

samlar m (definite singular samlaren, indefinite plural samlarar, definite plural samlarane)

samlaren (definite singular)
samlarar (indefinite plural)
samlarane (definite plural)

a collector (a person who collects things)


flyter

(non-standard since 2012) present tense of flyta and flyte

(non-standard since 1938) present tense of fljota and fljote


bryter

(non-standard since 2012) present of bryta


kastar

kastaren (definite singular)
kastarar (indefinite plural)
kastarane (definite plural)

thrower (someone or something that throws)


hatar

hataren (definite singular)
hatarar (indefinite plural)
hatarane (definite plural)


banar

indefinite masculine plural of bane (Etymology 1)


tankar

tankaren (definite singular)
tankarar (indefinite plural)
tankarane (definite plural)

Possibly from Dutch [Term?] (sense 1), from English tanker (sense 2)


blott

blott (neuter singular blott, definite singular and plural blotte)

blott (neuter singular)
blotte (definite plural singular)

med det blotte auget


ordna

ordnar (present)
ordna (past)
ordna (participle past)
ordnast (infinitive passive)
ordnande (participle present)
ordna (imperative)
ordn (imperative)

From Middle Low German orden, ordenen, from Latin ordinare.

to arrange; to sort; to fix; to take care of; to bring into order


beslå

beslår (present)
beslo (past)
beslege (participle past)
beslått (participle past)
beslåast (infinitive passive)
beslåande (participle present)
beslå (imperative)

From be- + slå, after Middle Low German beslân.


alge

algen (definite singular)
algar (indefinite plural)
algane (definite plural)

(biology, chiefly in the plural) an alga (plural: algae)


begripa

begrip (present)
begreip (past)
begripe (participle past)
begripast (infinitive passive)
begripande (participle present)
begrip (imperative)


ringde

inflection of ringja and ringa:
plural past participle

inflection of ringja and ringa:
definite singular past participle


skapar

skaparen (definite singular)
skaparar (indefinite plural)
skaparane (definite plural)


retur

returen (definite singular)
returar (indefinite plural)
returane (definite plural)


visst

Det er visst slik.

Ja visst! Slik lyt det vera.

(with emphasis) without a doubt; absolutely


skrev

skrevet (definite singular)
skrev (indefinite plural)
skreva (definite plural)

From Old Norse skref. Related to skreva.


enkelt

enkelt (neuter singular enkelt, definite singular and plural enkelte)

enkelt (neuter singular)
enkelte (definite plural singular)


forstand

From Middle Low German vorstant, related to forstå.


sivi

(non-standard since 2012) feminine of siven

(non-standard since 2012) neuter of siven


sivi

(non-standard since 2012) supine of siva


sivi

(non-standard since 2012) definite plural of siv


spue

spuen (definite singular)
spuar (indefinite plural)
spuane (definite plural)


tradi

neuter of traden (non-standard since 1959)


tradi

(non-standard since 1959) supine of treda


tradet

(non-standard since 1901) neuter of traden


tradet

(non-standard since 1901) supine of treda


verksam

verksamt (neuter)
verksame (definite plural singular)
meir verksam (comparative)
mest verksam (superlative)


dryg

drygt (neuter)
dryge (definite plural singular)
drygare (comparative)
drygast (indefinite superlative)
drygaste (definite superlative)

From Old Norse drjúgr, from Proto-Germanic *dreugaz.


snar

snar (neuter singular snart, definite singular and plural snare, comparative snarare, indefinite superlative snarast, definite superlative snaraste)

snart (neuter singular)
snare (definite plural singular)
snarare (comparative)
snarast (indefinite superlative)
snaraste (definite superlative)


gapet

gapet (indefinite singular)
gapete (definite plural singular)


ruset

(non-standard since 2017) definite singular of rus


blomstret

blomstret (indefinite singular)
blomstrete (definite plural singular)
meir blomstret (comparative)
mest blomstret (superlative)

(pre-2012) alternative form of blomstrete


bygget

definite neuter singular of bygg (Etymology 1)


stoden

stode (neuter)
stodne (definite plural singular)
stodnare (comparative)
stodnast (indefinite superlative)
stodnaste (definite superlative)


vågen

våge (neuter)
vågent (neuter)
vågne (definite plural singular)
vågnare (comparative)
vågnast (indefinite superlative)
vågnaste (definite superlative)


vågen

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


bruket

definite neuter singular of bruk (Noun 1)


sagi

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of sag


stillis

stillisen (definite singular)
stillisar (indefinite plural)
stillisane (definite plural)


stillas

stillaset (definite singular)
stillas (indefinite plural)
stillasa (definite plural)


bry

From Low German brüden, the noun is derived from the verb.


bry

bryr (present)
brydde (past)
brytt (participle past)
brydd (participle past)
bryast (infinitive passive)
bryande (participle present)
bry (imperative)


husmor

husmora (definite singular)
husmødrer (indefinite plural)
husmødrene (definite plural)


soleis

From Old Norse sváleiðis. Equivalent to so + -leis.

Det er soleis det er.

Eg hadde aksjar i selskapet, og soleis ynskte eg at det skulle gjera det bra.

I had shares in the company, and therefore I wanted it to do well.


vandring

vandringa (definite singular)
vandringar (indefinite plural)
vandringane (definite plural)


somne

somnar (present)
somna (past)
somna (participle past)
somnast (infinitive passive)
somnande (participle present)
somne (imperative)
somn (imperative)

Arne-Fredrik snudde seg i senga og prøvde å somne.

1980, Odd Goksøyr, Akkar-Rakkar og andre forteljingar, Oslo: Noregs boklag, page 31:

Arne-Fredrik turned in his bed and tried to sleep.

So la han seg jamsides tjøruhjellen og somna.

1930, Kjetil A. Flatin, Tussar og trolldom, Oslo: Norsk folkeminnelag, page 50:

He then lay down alongside the "tjøruhjell" and fell asleep.

(pre-1901 (Landsmål) or dialectal) alternative form of sovne (“to fall asleep”)


fresk

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fresk (neuter singular fresk, definite singular and plural freske, comparative freskar, indefinite superlative freskast)

fresk (neuter singular)
freske (definite plural singular)
freskar (comparative)
freskast (indefinite superlative)

(dialectal, Trøndelag, Northern Norway) alternative spelling of frisk (“healthy”)


brusa

brusa (present tense brusar or bruser, past tense brusa or bruste, past participle brusa or brust, present participle brusande, imperative brus)

brusar (present)
bruser (present)
brusa (past)
bruste (past)
brusa (participle past)
brust (participle past)
brusande (participle present)
brus (imperative)

to fizz (emit bubbles, foam, make a fizzing or rushing sound)


pinade

A minced oath of Jesu pine og død (“Jesus' pain and death”).

(colloquial) truly; Used as an intensifier


pinade

(colloquial, euphemistic) Expressing dismay or discontent


fure

fura (definite singular)
furer (indefinite plural)
furene (definite plural)
Historical inflection of fure

nn-noun-infl

<i class="Latn mention" lang="nn">furu</i> was taken in as a side form.


lott

lotten (definite singular)
lotter (indefinite plural)
lottar (indefinite plural)
lottene (definite plural)
lottane (definite plural)

From Old Norse hlutr. Doublet of lut and lodd. Akin to English lot.


ratte

rattar (present)
ratta (past)
ratta (participle past)
rattast (infinitive passive)
rattande (participle present)
ratte (imperative)
ratt (imperative)


avundsjuk

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avundsjuk (neuter singular avundsjukt, definite singular and plural avundsjuke)

avundsjukt (neuter singular)
avundsjuke (definite plural singular)

From avund (“envy”) + sjuk (“sick”). Compare to Swedish avundsjuk, Icelandic ofundsjúkr, Danish avindsyg


nordan

[ˈnú̞ːɾɐ̞̃̌]

From Old Norse norðan, from Proto-Germanic *nurþanē, akin to nord + -an. Cognate with Faroese and Icelandic norðan, Swedish nordan, and Danish norden (> Norwegian Bokmål norden).


luse

lusar (present)
lusa (past)
lusa (participle past)
lusast (infinitive passive)
lusande (participle present)
luse (imperative)
lus (imperative)

(intransitive) to do something without much effort


femininum

femininumet (definite singular)
femininum (indefinite plural)
femininuma (definite plural)
Historical inflection of femininum
were made in 1983

nn-noun-infl

Decisions on the definite singular, indefinite plural and definite plural forms, were made in 1983, 1981 and 1982 respectively.

feminina, femininaa 􂀿femininai􂁀, femininuma 􂀿femininumi􂁀


hauste

haustar (present)
hausta (past)
hausta (participle past)
haustast (infinitive passive)
haustande (participle present)
hauste (imperative)
haust (imperative)


landsdel

landsdelen (definite singular)
landsdelar (indefinite plural)
landsdelane (definite plural)

a region; Norway is divided into five landsdelar (regions): Nord-Noreg, Trøndelag, Vestlandet, Sørlandet, and Austlandet


insignium

insigniet (definite singular)
insignium (indefinite plural)
insignia (definite plural)


audiovisuell

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audiovisuell (neuter singular audiovisuelt, definite singular and plural audiovisuelle)

audiovisuelt (neuter singular)
audiovisuelle (definite plural singular)


naturalia

Neuter plural of Latin nātūrālis (“natural”).

goods (especially produce), as opposed to money


transparenti

(non-standard since 2012) definite plural of transparent


påverka

påverkar (present)
påverka (past)
påverka (participle past)
påverkast (infinitive passive)
påverkande (participle present)
påverka (imperative)
påverk (imperative)

/ˈpoːˌʋɛrkɑ/


samspel

samspelet (definite singular)
samspel (indefinite plural)
samspela (definite plural)


anslag

anslaget (definite singular)
anslag (indefinite plural)
anslaga (definite plural)

an- + slag, from Middle Low German anslach via Norwegian Bokmål.

(music) touch (the way a piano key or guitar string is struck)

(somewhat dated) a secret plan, a plot; especially concerning something devious or evil


rådhus

rådhuset (definite singular)
rådhus (indefinite plural)
rådhusa (definite plural)


perspektiv

perspektivet (definite singular)
perspektiv (indefinite plural)
perspektiva (definite plural)


prognose

prognosen (definite singular)
prognosar (indefinite plural)
prognosane (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek πρόγνωσις (prógnōsis).


traust

traust (indefinite singular)
trauste (definite plural singular)
traustare (comparative)
traustast (indefinite superlative)
traustaste (definite superlative)

...men dei gamle Merkesteinarne dei standa lika traust.

...but the old standing stones stand firm as ever.


annuum

annuumet (definite singular)
annuum (indefinite plural)
annuuma (definite plural)


konstruktiv

konstruktiv (neuter singular konstruktivt, definite singular and plural konstruktive)

konstruktivt (neuter singular)
konstruktive (definite plural singular)


knallsyre

knallsyre f (definite singular knallsyra)

Possibly from German Knallsäure, or Swedish knallsyra


basisk

basisk (indefinite singular)
basiske (definite plural singular)


putre

putrar (present)
putra (past)
putra (participle past)
putrast (infinitive passive)
putrande (participle present)
putre (imperative)
putr (imperative)


dokk

dokka (definite singular)
dokker (indefinite plural)
dokkene (definite plural)

Uncertain, from either Middle Low German dock or docke, Dutch dok or English dock.


tidspunkt

tidspunktet (definite singular)
tidspunkt (indefinite plural)
tidspunkta (definite plural)

time, moment, point (in time), point in time


senar

(non-standard since 1938) indefinite plural of sen


isflak

isflaket (definite singular)
isflak (indefinite plural)
isflaka (definite plural)


skrevs

with one leg on each side (of whatever one is sitting on)


overnatte

overnattar (present)
overnatta (past)
overnatta (participle past)
overnattast (infinitive passive)
overnattande (participle present)
overnatte (imperative)
overnatt (imperative)


turka

turkar (present)
turka (past)
turka (participle past)
turkast (infinitive passive)
turkande (participle present)
turka (imperative)
turk (imperative)


viktigaste

inflection of viktig:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of viktig:
plural superlative degree


teologisk

teologisk (neuter singular teologisk, definite singular and plural teologiske)

teologisk (neuter singular)
teologiske (definite plural singular)


biland

bilandet (definite singular)
biland (indefinite plural)
bilanda (definite plural)

From bi- + land. Akin to English byland (“peninsula”).

a dependency (territory subject to rule by an external power)


historisk

historisk (neuter singular historisk, definite singular and plural historiske)

historisk (neuter singular)
historiske (definite plural singular)

From Latin historicus, via German historisch.


sime

simen (definite singular)
simar (indefinite plural)
simane (definite plural)


mysterium

mysteriet (definite singular)
mysterium (indefinite plural)
mysteria (definite plural)

Borrowed from Latin mystērium, from Ancient Greek μυστήριον (mustḗrion).

Korleis steinen hamna her er eit mysterium.


inspirerande

inspirerande (plural singular)
meir inspirerande (comparative)
mest inspirerande (superlative)


ferd

ferda (definite singular)
ferder (indefinite plural)
ferdene (definite plural)
ferd (accusative indefinite nominative singular)
ferda (accusative definite nominative singular)
ferder (accusative indefinite nominative plural)
ferdene (accusative definite nominative plural)
ferda- (genitive in-compounds indefinite singular)
ferde- (genitive in-compounds indefinite plural)

ferd

Korleis var ferda di til Sambandsstatane?

How was your journey to the United States?

vere i ferd med: to be on the point of, to be busy with


-grafi

From the Ancient Greek verb γράφω (gráphō).


agni

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of agn f

(non-standard since 2012) definite plural of agn n


keim

keimen (definite singular)
keimar (indefinite plural)
keimane (definite plural)


hylen

(non-standard since 1917) definite singular of hỳl


harmonisere

harmoniserer (present)
harmoniserte (past)
harmonisert (participle past)
harmoniserast (infinitive passive)
harmoniserande (participle present)
harmoniser (imperative)


prute

prutar (present)
pruta (past)
pruta (participle past)
prutast (infinitive passive)
prutande (participle present)
prute (imperative)
prut (imperative)


duble

dubleen (definite singular)
dublear (indefinite plural)
dubleane (definite plural)


hoff

hoffet (definite singular)
hoff (indefinite plural)
hoffa (definite plural)

a court (collective body of persons composing the retinue of a sovereign)


møblet

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of møbel


bose

bosa (definite singular)
boser (indefinite plural)
bosene (definite plural)


bose

bosar (present)
bosa (past)
bosa (participle past)
bosast (infinitive passive)
bosande (participle present)
bose (imperative)
bos (imperative)


havs

genitive of hav, used in the phrase til havs


linnorm

linnormen (definite singular)
linnormar (indefinite plural)
linnormane (definite plural)

From Old Norse linnormr (“constrictor snake”). Cognate to English lindworm and German Lindwurm (“dragon”).

der

(folklore) A beast resembling a large, serpentine dragon; a lindworm


tindre

tindrar (present)
tindra (past)
tindra (participle past)
tindrast (infinitive passive)
tindrande (participle present)
tindre (imperative)
tindr (imperative)


isme

ismen (definite singular)
ismar (indefinite plural)
ismane (definite plural)


kapra

kaprar (present)
kapra (past)
kapra (participle past)
kaprast (infinitive passive)
kaprande (participle present)
kapra (imperative)
kapr (imperative)


gremja

grem (present)
gramde (past)
gramt (participle past)
gremjast (infinitive passive)
gremjande (participle present)
grem (imperative)

From Old Norse gremja, from Proto-Germanic *gramjaną.

(transitive) to sadden, to make unhappy or bitter


nordvest

north-west or northwest (compass point, abbreviation NV)


leiv

leiven (definite singular)
leivar (indefinite plural)
leivane (definite plural)

From Old Norse hleifr, from Proto-Germanic *hlaibaz. Doublet of loff (from English).


leiv

leiva (definite singular)
leiver (indefinite plural)
leivene (definite plural)

From Old Norse leif f, from Proto-Germanic *laibō. Cognate with English lave, Old High German leiba, Gothic 𐌻𐌰𐌹𐌱𐌰 (laiba).


kjæraste

inflection of kjær:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of kjær:
plural superlative degree


kjæraste

kjærasten (definite singular)
kjærastar (indefinite plural)
kjærastane (definite plural)

either boyfriend or girlfriend, depending on context


kjærast

indefinite singular superlative degree of kjær


lester

lesteren (definite singular)
lestrar (indefinite plural)
lestrane (definite plural)

From Old Norse lestr. Cognate with Icelandic lestur.


vegn

vegna (definite singular)
vegner (indefinite plural)
vegnene (definite plural)


spir

spiren (definite singular)
spirar (indefinite plural)
spirane (definite plural)


spir

spiret (definite singular)
spir (indefinite plural)
spira (definite plural)


koriander

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koriander m (definite singular korianderen)

Probably from Ancient Greek κορίαννον (koríannon), and Latin coriandrum.


røyndom

røyndomen (definite singular)
røyndommen (definite singular)
røyndomar (indefinite plural)
røyndommar (indefinite plural)
røyndomane (definite plural)
røyndommane (definite plural)

Dette var ein annan røyndom enn den eg er van med.

This is a reality different from the one I am used to.


løyndom

løyndomen (definite singular)
løyndommen (definite singular)
løyndomar (indefinite plural)
løyndommar (indefinite plural)
løyndomane (definite plural)
løyndommane (definite plural)

Originally a plural dative form of løynd; with influence from -dom.

Eg skal seia deg ein løyndom.


røyndi

(non-standard since 2012) definite singular of røynd


røynd

røynda (definite singular)
røynder (indefinite plural)
røyndene (definite plural)

I røynda veit me lite om desse prosessane.

In reality, we know little about these processes.


røynd

nn-adj

røynd (masculine and feminine røynd, neuter røynt, definite singular and plural røynde, comparative røyndare, indefinite superlative røyndast, definite superlative røyndaste)

røynd (feminine masculine)
røynt (neuter)
røynde (definite plural singular)
røyndare (comparative)
røyndast (indefinite superlative)
røyndaste (definite superlative)

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


røynd

head

røynd (neuter singular røynt, definite singular and plural røynde)

røynt (neuter singular)
røynde (definite plural singular)


mineralog

mineralogen (definite singular)
mineralogar (indefinite plural)
mineralogane (definite plural)


myrte

myrten (definite singular)
myrtar (indefinite plural)
myrtane (definite plural)


grinen

grinen (neuter grine, definite singular and plural grine)

grine (neuter)
grine (definite plural singular)


ringmuskel

ringmuskelen (definite singular)
ringmusklar (indefinite plural)
ringmusklane (definite plural)

(anatomy) a ring-shaped muscle, sphincter


kons

From the longer form okkons, from Old Norse okkarn with a genitive -s added. The former was the accusative masculine singular of okkarr, the possessive adjective of the first-person dual pronoun vit. Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *unkeraz.

Beste Dropen under Sol // renne til kons Døypestol.

1925, Jørund Telnes, Skrifter, volume 2, Risør: Erik Gunleikson, page 368:

The best droplet under [the] Sun runs to our baptismal chair.


Apa

Originally a byname; from an agent noun to Old Norse apa (“to mimic”). Related to ape (“ape”).

a female given name, masculine equivalent Ape


guto

(non-standard since 1917) definite singular of gutu


aust

From Old Norse austr, from Proto-Germanic *austrą.

Ved soloppgang står sola i aust.


tolug

tolug (indefinite singular)
toluge (definite plural singular)
tolugare (comparative)
tolugast (indefinite superlative)
tolugaste (definite superlative)


nerver

(non-standard since 1959) indefinite plural of nerve


invertere

inverterer (present)
inverterte (past)
invertert (participle past)
inverterast (infinitive passive)
inverterande (participle present)
inverter (imperative)


nerva

(non-standard since 1959) definite singular of nerve


Toten

[ˈtʰǔ̞ː.tń̩]

From Old Norse Þótn m or n, likely derived from þóttr m, from the verb þykkja.

A district of Oppland, Norway, consisting of the municipalities Østre Toten and Vestre Toten


vêrvarsel

From vêr (“weather”) + varsel (“notice”).

Kva er vêrvarselet for i morgon?

What is the weather forecast for tomorrow?


bestikk

bestikket (definite singular)
bestikk (indefinite plural)
bestikka (definite plural)


halvor

indefinite plural of halva (non-standard since 2012)

indefinite plural of halve (non-standard since 2012)


måltider

(non-standard since 1959) indefinite plural of måltid


uttalar

/²ʉːtˌtɑːlɑr/


uttalar

/ˈʉːtˌtɑːlɑr/


samordning

samordninga (definite singular)
samordningar (indefinite plural)
samordningane (definite plural)


bloggar

bloggaren (definite singular)
bloggarar (indefinite plural)
bloggarane (definite plural)


likar

Det går likar no, XL-1 og rett i koppen, vi lik' itj å bli narra!

1996, Frode Viken (lyrics and music), “Det går likar no”, performed by D.D.E.:

It's going better now, XL-1 and right in to the cup, we don't like to be foolished

Tenk å værra ein forretningsmainn som kainn færra rundt å sælle, spise på restaurang og sove på hotælle (...) Det må da værra paradise - finst itj nå' likar da?

1985, Hans Rotmo (lyrics and music), “Fire fine lænestola”:

Imagine being a businessman who can go around and sell, eat on restaurant and sleep at the hotel (...) It must be the paradise - is there anything better?

(dialectal, Trøndelag) Alternative form of betre (“better”) (The spelling is not normative because of apocope. The normal spelling will be likare, but is not phonetically correct to the dialect where this word is used.


kortsiktig

kortsiktig (neuter singular kortsiktig, definite singular and plural kortsiktige)

kortsiktig (neuter singular)
kortsiktige (definite plural singular)


underlag

underlaget (definite singular)
underlag (indefinite plural)
underlaga (definite plural)


kraftig

kraftig (neuter singular kraftig, definite singular and plural kraftige, comparative kraftigare, indefinite superlative kraftigast, definite superlative kraftigaste)

kraftig (neuter singular)
kraftige (definite plural singular)
kraftigare (comparative)
kraftigast (indefinite superlative)
kraftigaste (definite superlative)


sikt

sikt m or f (definite singular sikta or sikten)

sikta (definite singular)
sikten (definite singular)

god / dårleg sikt

i kort / lang sikt


sikt

sikta (definite singular)
sikter (indefinite plural)
siktene (definite plural)


stiftelse

stiftelsen (definite singular)
stiftelsar (indefinite plural)
stiftelsane (definite plural)


bestå

består (present)
bestod (past)
bestått (participle past)
beståast (infinitive passive)
beståande (participle present)
bestå (imperative)


vêrmelding

vêrmeldinga (definite singular)
vêrmeldingar (indefinite plural)
vêrmeldingane (definite plural)

From vêr (“weather”) + melding (“message”).

Kva seier vêrmeldinga om morgondagen?

What does the weather forecast say about tomorrow?


infrastruktur

infrastrukturen (definite singular)
infrastrukturar (indefinite plural)
infrastrukturane (definite plural)


finansiering

finansieringa (definite singular)
finansieringar (indefinite plural)
finansieringane (definite plural)


registrering

registreringa (definite singular)
registreringar (indefinite plural)
registreringane (definite plural)


gumbe

gumben (definite singular)
gumbar (indefinite plural)
gumbane (definite plural)


diffundere

diffunderer (present)
diffunderte (past)
diffundert (participle past)
diffunderast (infinitive passive)
diffunderande (participle present)
diffunder (imperative)


disponent

disponenten (definite singular)
disponentar (indefinite plural)
disponentane (definite plural)

From German Disponent, from Latin disponens.


disponere

disponerer (present)
disponerte (past)
disponert (participle past)
disponerast (infinitive passive)
disponerande (participle present)
disponer (imperative)

to have the use of, have at one's disposal or command, be master of

to predispose, be inclined, susceptible (to)


desperat

desperat (neuter singular desperat, definite singular and plural desperate)

desperat (neuter singular)
desperate (definite plural singular)


grop

gropa (definite singular)
groper (indefinite plural)
gropene (definite plural)

Related to the verb grave. Compare Swedish grop.

a depression, hollow, hole, cavity, pothole (in the road)


fyke

fyke (present tense fyk, past tense fauk, supine foke, past participle foken, present participle fykande, imperative fyk)

fyk (present)
fauk (past)
foke (supine)
foken (participle past)
fykande (participle present)
fyk (imperative)


runer

indefinite plural of run (“witchcraft, runes”)


skygg

skygg (feminine masculine)
skygt (neuter)
skygge (definite plural singular)
skyggare (comparative)
skyggast (indefinite superlative)
skyggaste (definite superlative)

Sanningi er ein skygg fugl.


kima

kimar (present)
kima (past)
kima (participle past)
kimast (infinitive passive)
kimande (participle present)
kima (imperative)
kim (imperative)


frodig

frodig (neuter singular frodig, definite singular and plural frodige, comparative frodigare, indefinite superlative frodigast, definite superlative frodigaste)

frodig (neuter singular)
frodige (definite plural singular)
frodigare (comparative)
frodigast (indefinite superlative)
frodigaste (definite superlative)


blote

blotar (present)
blota (past)
blota (participle past)
blotast (infinitive passive)
blotande (participle present)
blote (imperative)
blot (imperative)


blote

bloten (definite singular)
blota (definite singular)
blotar (indefinite plural)
bloter (indefinite plural)
blotane (definite plural)
blotene (definite plural)


konsistens

konsistensen (definite singular)
konsistensar (indefinite plural)
konsistensane (definite plural)


framme

er me ikkje framme snart?

are we there soon? (children complaining in the car)

Maten står framme på bordet.


vegi

(non-standard since 2012) past participle of vega


reia

reier (present)
reidde (past)
reidd (participle past)
reitt (participle past)
reiast (infinitive passive)
reiande (participle present)
rei (imperative)


reia

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


trau

trauet (definite singular)
trau (indefinite plural)
traua (definite plural)

Inherited from Old Norse trog. Compare English trough and Swedish tråg.


respons

responsen (definite singular)
responsar (indefinite plural)
responsane (definite plural)


estimat

estimatet (definite singular)
estimat (indefinite plural)
estimata (definite plural)

From Latin aestimatus, past participle of aestimare.


preparat

preparatet (definite singular)
preparat (indefinite plural)
preparata (definite plural)

a preparation (specially made substance)


representant

representanten (definite singular)
representantar (indefinite plural)
representantane (definite plural)


behandling

behandlinga (definite singular)
behandlingar (indefinite plural)
behandlingane (definite plural)


byggjar

byggjaren (definite singular)
byggjarar (indefinite plural)
byggjarane (definite plural)


innbyggjar

innbyggjaren (definite singular)
innbyggjarar (indefinite plural)
innbyggjarane (definite plural)

Kor mange innbyggjarar har denne byen?

How many inhabitants does this city have?


nybyggjar

nybyggjaren (definite singular)
nybyggjarar (indefinite plural)
nybyggjarane (definite plural)

Mange nybyggjarar drog frå Europa til Nord-Amerika.

Many settlers went from Europe to Northern America.

settler (someone who settles in a new location)


utland

utlandet (definite singular)
utland (indefinite plural)
utlanda (definite plural)

i utlandet

til utlandet

frå utlandet

frå inn- og utland

a foreign country, foreign countries (collectively)


arva

arvar (present)
arva (past)
arva (participle past)
arvast (infinitive passive)
arvande (participle present)
arva (imperative)
arv (imperative)


spirituell

head

spirituell (neuter singular spirituelt, definite singular and plural spirituelle)

spirituelt (neuter singular)
spirituelle (definite plural singular)

From French spirituel, from Latin spiritualis.


utopi

utopien (definite singular)
utopiar (indefinite plural)
utopiane (definite plural)

From New Latin Utopia, in Sir Thomas More's book published in 1516.


struktur

strukturen (definite singular)
strukturar (indefinite plural)
strukturane (definite plural)


klinga

nn-verb

klinga (present tense kling, past tense klang, past participle klunge, passive infinitive klingast, present participle klingande, imperative kling)

kling (present)
klang (past)
klunge (participle past)
klingast (infinitive passive)
klingande (participle present)
kling (imperative)

Smaa klokkor kunna og klinga.


praktisk

head

praktisk (neuter singular praktisk, definite singular and plural praktiske)

praktisk (neuter singular)
praktiske (definite plural singular)

From Ancient Greek πρακτικός (praktikós), via Latin practicus and German praktisch.


lyda

lyda (present tense lyder, past tense lydde, past participle lydd or lydt, present participle lydande, imperative lyd)

lyder (present)
lydde (past)
lydd (participle past)
lydt (participle past)
lydande (participle present)
lyd (imperative)


lyda

Det kan vera vanskeleg å få barn til å lyda.

It can be hard to make children be obedient.

Det lyder rart.


trena

trenar (present)
trener (present)
trena (past)
trente (past)
trena (participle past)
trent (participle past)
trenast (infinitive passive)
trenande (participle present)
trena (imperative)
tren (imperative)

Eg har trent her ganske lenge.

I have been exercising here for a rather long time.

(transitive, intransitive) train, exercise


trena

trenar (present)
trena (past)
trena (participle past)
trenast (infinitive passive)
trenande (participle present)
trena (imperative)
tren (imperative)

(intransitive, especially about grass) to wither

(intransitive, about people) to man up, grow strong

(intransitive, about limbs, figurative) to go numb, fall asleep, be affected by paresthesia


initiativ

initiativet (definite singular)
initiativ (indefinite plural)
initiativa (definite plural)


piggvar

piggvaren (definite singular)
piggvarar (indefinite plural)
piggvarane (definite plural)


kummar

kummaren (definite singular)
kumrar (indefinite plural)
kumrane (definite plural)


anslå

anslår (present)
anslo (past)
anslege (participle past)
anslått (participle past)
anslåast (infinitive passive)
anslåande (participle present)
anslå (imperative)

From Low German anslan, via Norwegian Bokmål.


relativitetsteori

relativitetsteorien (definite singular)
relativitetsteoriar (indefinite plural)
relativitetsteoriane (definite plural)

theory of relativity
theory of relativity


relativitet

relativitet m (definite singular relativiteten)


satsa

satsar (present)
satsa (past)
satsa (participle past)
satsast (infinitive passive)
satsande (participle present)
satsa (imperative)
sats (imperative)


kreativitet

kreativitet m (definite singular kreativiteten)


kristna

kristnar (present)
kristna (past)
kristna (participle past)
kristnast (infinitive passive)
kristnande (participle present)
kristna (imperative)
kristn (imperative)

From Old Norse kristna, from Old English cristnian. Akin to English christen.


samråd

samrådet (definite singular)
samråd (indefinite plural)
samråda (definite plural)


bitar

indefinite plural of bit (Etymologies 1 & 2)


maskar

indefinite masculine plural of maske (Etymology 2)


siken

siken (neuter sike, definite singular and plural sikne)

sike (neuter)
sikne (definite plural singular)


vaden

(non-standard since 1938) past participle of vada


dalar

Via Low German daler, German Taler. Doublet of dollar and tolar.

(historical, numismatics) a thaler; monetary unit used in a number of central and northern European countries


dalar

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


samfund

samfundet (definite singular)
samfund (indefinite plural)
samfunda (definite plural)


karens

karensen (definite singular)
karensar (indefinite plural)
karensane (definite plural)


datamaskinen

definite masculine singular of datamaskin


datamaskiner

indefinite feminine plural of datamaskin


biten

definite singular of bit (Etymologies 1 & 2)


biten

biten (neuter bite, definite singular and plural bitne)

bite (neuter)
bitne (definite plural singular)


kanoner

(non-standard since 1959) indefinite plural of kanon


pioner

pioneren (definite singular)
pionerar (indefinite plural)
pionerane (definite plural)


dominikanen

definite singular of dominikan (non-standard since 2016)


kromosomen

(non-standard since 1984) definite singular of kromosom


bråket

bråket (indefinite singular)
bråkete (definite plural singular)


tinar

tinaren (definite singular)
tinarar (indefinite plural)
tinarane (definite plural)


rånar

rånaren (definite singular)
rånarar (indefinite plural)
rånarane (definite plural)

a person from the Norwegian teenage car enthusiast milieu, close related to Swedish raggare (but using newer car models)


utvandrar

utvandraren (definite singular)
utvandrarar (indefinite plural)
utvandrarane (definite plural)

From ut (“out”) + vandrar (“traveller, wanderer”).


adderar

(non-standard since 1938) present tense of addera


subtraherar

(non-standard since 1938) present tense of subtrahera


hamstrar

(non-standard since 1985) indefinite plural of hamster


studerar

(non-standard since 1938) present tense of studera


klokast

indefinite singular superlative degree of klok


likast

indefinite singular superlative degree of lik (in meaning best)


brunast

indefinite singular superlative degree of brun


klokaste

inflection of klok:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of klok:
plural superlative degree


brunaste

inflection of brun:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of brun:
plural superlative degree


rarast

indefinite singular superlative degree of rar


ordnar

(non-standard since 1938) indefinite plural of orden


våtaste

inflection of våt:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of våt:
plural superlative degree


norske

norsken (definite singular)
norskar (indefinite plural)
norskane (definite plural)

From norsk (“Norwegian”), following the same pattern as svenske (“Swede”) and danske (“Dane”) from their respective adjectives.


varmaste

inflection of varm:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of varm:
plural superlative degree


raraste

inflection of rar:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of rar:
plural superlative degree


mutom

used in the set prepositional phrase i mutom


friske

friskar (present)
friska (past)
friska (participle past)
friskast (infinitive passive)
friskande (participle present)
friske (imperative)
frisk (imperative)

friske opp minnet

(usually with opp) to refresh, freshen up

(with på) to freshen (wind; increase in strength)


argast

head

argast (present tense argast, past tense argast, supine argast)

argast (present)
argast (past)
argast (supine)


falske

falsken (definite singular)
falskar (indefinite plural)
falskane (definite plural)

whitish ashes showing the contours of what has burnt


veka

veka (definite singular)
veker (indefinite plural)
vekor (indefinite plural)
vekene (definite plural)
vekone (definite plural)


dryga

dryger (present)
drygde (past)
drygt (participle past)
drygd (participle past)
drygast (infinitive passive)
drygande (participle present)
dryg (imperative)

From Old Norse drýgja, from Proto-Germanic *driugijaną. Factitive of dryg (since Proto-Germanic *dreugaz).

(transitive) to make last longer, to eke out, to draw out

(intransitive) to last long, to draw out


sjuke

sjuka (definite singular)
sjuker (indefinite plural)
sjukene (definite plural)
sjuken (definite singular)
sjukar (indefinite plural)
sjukane (definite plural)


spontane

inflection of spontan:
definite singular


finaste

inflection of fin:
definite singular superlative degree

inflection of fin:
plural superlative degree


flate

flata (definite singular)
flater (indefinite plural)
flatene (definite plural)