marina

head

marina m (definite singular marinaen, indefinite plural marinaer or marinaar, definite plural marinaene or marinaane)

marinaen (definite singular)
marinaer (indefinite plural)
marinaar (indefinite plural)
marinaene (definite plural)
marinaane (definite plural)


si

nn-noun-unc

si n (definite singular siet, uncountable)

Akin to the first part of Old Norse síþráðr.

(collective, nautical, dated) tatters of rope used to stop leakage


fender

fender m (definite singular fenderen, indefinite plural fenderar, definite plural fenderane)

fenderen (definite singular)
fenderar (indefinite plural)
fenderane (definite plural)


bark

bark m (definite singular barken, indefinite plural barkar, definite plural barkane)

barken (definite singular)
barkar (indefinite plural)
barkane (definite plural)

From Late Latin barca, via French barque.

(nautical) a barque or bark (type of sailing ship)


admiral

admiral m (definite singular admiralen, indefinite plural admiralar, definite plural admiralane)

admiralen (definite singular)
admiralar (indefinite plural)
admiralane (definite plural)

From Old French admiral, from Medieval Latin admiralis, from Arabic أَمِير (ʔamīr, “commander”) + -alis (“-al”) under influence from admīrārī (“to admire, to respect”).


rip

rip f (definite singular ripa, indefinite plural ripar or riper, definite plural ripane or ripene)

ripa (definite singular)
ripar (indefinite plural)
riper (indefinite plural)
ripane (definite plural)
ripene (definite plural)
ripa (alternative)
ripe (alternative)

Unknown. Possibly from Dutch or Frisian. Compare Old Norse ríp.


lo

lo m (definite singular loen, indefinite plural loar, definite plural loane)

loen (definite singular)
loar (indefinite plural)
loane (definite plural)

Derived from Dutch and/or Middle Low German.

(nautical) part of a vessel whose side faces the wind


lei

lei f (definite singular leia, indefinite plural leier, definite plural leiene)

leia (definite singular)
leier (indefinite plural)
leiene (definite plural)

(maritime) route, sea route (a route, mostly along a coastline or between islands, that is safe to sail)


lugger

lugger m (definite singular luggeren, indefinite plural luggerar, definite plural luggerane)

luggeren (definite singular)
luggerar (indefinite plural)
luggerane (definite plural)


lest

lest m (definite singular lesten, indefinite plural lester or lestar, definite plural lestene or lestane)

lesten (definite singular)
lester (indefinite plural)
lestar (indefinite plural)
lestene (definite plural)
lestane (definite plural)

From Old Norse lest f, from either Old English hlæst, Old Frisian hlest, or Middle Low German last. In any case, from Proto-Germanic *hlastuz and Doublet of last m.

(historical, nautical) An old unit of measure on the freight capacity of a ship.


ripe

ripe f (definite singular ripa, indefinite plural riper, definite plural ripene)

ripa (definite singular)
riper (indefinite plural)
ripene (definite plural)
rip (alternative)
ripa (alternative)


slag

slag n (definite singular slaget, indefinite plural slag, definite plural slaga)

slaget (definite singular)
slag (indefinite plural)
slaga (definite plural)


skipper

skipper m (definite singular skipperen, indefinite plural skipperar, definite plural skipperane)

skipperen (definite singular)
skipperar (indefinite plural)
skipperane (definite plural)


knagg

knagg m (definite singular knaggen, indefinite plural knaggar, definite plural knaggane)

knaggen (definite singular)
knaggar (indefinite plural)
knaggane (definite plural)
knagge (alternative)

(nautical) A projecting spoke on a ship's wheel


entre

entre (present tense entrar, past tense entra, past participle entra, passive infinitive entrast, present participle entrande, imperative entre/entr)

entrar (present)
entra (past)
entra (participle past)
entrast (infinitive passive)
entrande (participle present)
entre (imperative)
entr (imperative)
entra (alternative)

(nautical) to climb (e.g. a mast), go aloft


regatta

regatta m (definite singular regattaen, indefinite plural regattaer or regattaar, definite plural regattaene or regattaane)

regattaen (definite singular)
regattaer (indefinite plural)
regattaar (indefinite plural)
regattaene (definite plural)
regattaane (definite plural)

From Italian (Venetian dialect) regatta.


hans

hans m (definite singular hansen, uncountable)

hansen (definite singular)
hass (alternative dialectal)

(historical, nautical, collective) a feast or a set of gifts which a sailor was expected to provide his fellow crewmen upon the return of his first voyage.


genoa

(nautical, sailing) a genoa (type of foresail)


sampan

sampan m (definite singular sampanen, indefinite plural sampanar, definite plural sampanane)

sampanen (definite singular)
sampanar (indefinite plural)
sampanane (definite plural)

From English sampan, from Sinitic, see the English entry.


kabellengde

kabellengde f (definite singular kabellengda, indefinite plural kabellengder, definite plural kabellengdene)

kabellengda (definite singular)
kabellengder (indefinite plural)
kabellengdene (definite plural)
kabellengd (alternative)


anker

anker n (definite singular ankeret, indefinite plural anker, definite plural ankera)

ankeret (definite singular)
anker (indefinite plural)
ankera (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek ἄγκυρα (ánkura), via Latin ancora and Middle Low German anker. Related to akkeri.


cockpit

cockpit m (definite singular cockpiten, indefinite plural cockpitar, definite plural cockpitane)

cockpiten (definite singular)
cockpitar (indefinite plural)
cockpitane (definite plural)

(aviation, nautical) a cockpit (of an aircraft or boat)


autopilot

autopilot m (definite singular autopiloten, indefinite plural autopilotar, definite plural autopilotane)

autopiloten (definite singular)
autopilotar (indefinite plural)
autopilotane (definite plural)


vaka

vaka (present tense vaker, past tense vakte, past participle vakt, passive infinitive vakast, present participle vakande, imperative vak)

vaker (present)
vakte (past)
vakt (participle past)
vakast (infinitive passive)
vakande (participle present)
vak (imperative)
vake (alternative)
våkkå (alternative)

From Old Norse vaka, from Proto-Germanic *wakāną.

båten vaker fint

(often nautical, intransitive) to float, stay afloat


sigla

head

sigla (imperative sigl, present tense sigler or siglar, simple past siglde or sigla, past participle siglt or sigla, present participle siglande)

sigl (imperative)
sigler (present)
siglar (present)
siglde (past)
sigla (past)
siglt (participle past)
sigla (participle past)
siglande (participle present)
sigle (alternative)
segle (alternative)
segla (alternative)

From Old Norse sigla. Akin to English sail.

Skipet sigler til Amerika.


leider

leider m (definite singular leideren, indefinite plural leiderar, definite plural leiderane)

leideren (definite singular)
leiderar (indefinite plural)
leiderane (definite plural)


gondol

gondol m (definite singular gondolen, indefinite plural gondolar, definite plural gondolane)

gondolen (definite singular)
gondolar (indefinite plural)
gondolane (definite plural)

From Italian gondola, from Venetan góndoła.

(nautical) gondola, type of boat found in Venice


rå

nn-noun-irreg

rå f (definite singular råa, indefinite plural rær, definite plural rærne)

råa (definite singular)
rær (indefinite plural)
rærne (definite plural)
raa (alternative obsolete)

(nautical, sailing) a yard (spar for a sail)


lanterne

lanterne f (definite singular lanterna, indefinite plural lanterner, definite plural lanternene)

lanterna (definite singular)
lanterner (indefinite plural)
lanternene (definite plural)

From Ancient Greek λαμπτήρ (lamptḗr, “torch”), via Latin lanterna and French lanterne.


spinnaker

spinnaker m (definite singular spinnakeren, indefinite plural spinnakerar, definite plural spinnakerane)

spinnakeren (definite singular)
spinnakerar (indefinite plural)
spinnakerane (definite plural)


bøye

nn-noun-multi

bøye f or m (definite singular bøyen or bøya, indefinite plural bøyar or bøyer, definite plural bøyane or bøyene)

bøyen (definite singular)
bøya (definite singular)
bøyar (indefinite plural)
bøyer (indefinite plural)
bøyane (definite plural)
bøyene (definite plural)

From Old French boye and Middle Low German boye.


stampa

stampa (present tense stampar, past tense stampa, past participle stampa, passive infinitive stampast, present participle stampande, imperative stampa/stamp)

stampar (present)
stampa (past)
stampa (participle past)
stampast (infinitive passive)
stampande (participle present)
stampa (imperative)
stamp (imperative)
stampe (alternative)

(nautical) to pitch, sail into oncoming waves


tonn

tonn n (definite singular tonnet, indefinite plural tonn, definite plural tonna)

tonnet (definite singular)
tonn (indefinite plural)
tonna (definite plural)

(nautical) a displacement ton, gross ton or net ton (depending on context)


rigg

rigg m (definite singular riggen, indefinite plural riggar, definite plural riggane)

riggen (definite singular)
riggar (indefinite plural)
riggane (definite plural)


langskip

langskip n (definite singular langskipet, indefinite plural langskip, definite plural langskipa)

langskipet (definite singular)
langskip (indefinite plural)
langskipa (definite plural)


ror

ror n (definite singular roret, indefinite plural ror, definite plural rora)

roret (definite singular)
ror (indefinite plural)
rora (definite plural)

Borrowed from Middle Low German roder, from Old Saxon *rōthar, from Proto-Germanic *rōþrą.


logn

logn f (definite singular logna, indefinite plural logner, definite plural lognene)

logna (definite singular)
logner (indefinite plural)
lognene (definite plural)

From Old Norse logn, lygn. Doublet of lun. Cognate with Icelandic logn, Faroese logn, and English logn.


logn

logn (neuter lognt, definite singular and plural logne, comparative lognare, indefinite superlative lognast, definite superlative lognaste)

lognt (neuter)
logne (definite plural singular)
lognare (comparative)
lognast (indefinite superlative)
lognaste (definite superlative)


kajakk

kajakk m (definite singular kajakken, indefinite plural kajakkar, definite plural kajakkane)

kajakken (definite singular)
kajakkar (indefinite plural)
kajakkane (definite plural)


brygge

brygge f (definite singular brygga, indefinite plural brygger, definite plural bryggene)

brygga (definite singular)
brygger (indefinite plural)
bryggene (definite plural)
ei Bryggja (indefinite singular)
Bryggja (definite singular)
Bryggjor (indefinite plural)
Bryggjorna (definite plural)
ei bryggja (indefinite singular)
bryggje (indefinite singular)
bryggja (definite singular)
bryggjor (indefinite plural)
bryggjur (indefinite plural)
bryggjorne (definite plural)
bryggjune (definite plural)
bryggjer (indefinite plural)
bryggjene (definite plural)
bryggjone (definite plural)
ei bryggje (indefinite singular)
ei brygge (indefinite singular)
brygga (definite singular)
bryggjer [bryggjor] (indefinite plural)
[brygger [bryggor]] (indefinite plural)
bryggjene [bryggjone] (definite plural)
[bryggene [bryggone]] (definite plural)
ei bryggje [bryggja] (indefinite singular)
[ei brygge [brygga]] (indefinite singular)
brygger (indefinite plural)
bryggene (definite plural)
bryggje (alternative)
brygga (alternative)
bryggja (alternative)

From Old Norse bryggja, from Proto-Germanic *brugjǭ. Akin to English bridge.

(nautical) a landing stage, jetty, pier, wharf, dock (US)


fokk

fokk m (definite singular fokken, indefinite plural fokkar, definite plural fokkane)

fokken (definite singular)
fokkar (indefinite plural)
fokkane (definite plural)
fokke (alternative)
fokka (alternative)

From Dutch fok (from Middle Dutch focke) or from Middle Low German vock, vocke (“a puller”).


soling

soling m (definite singular solingen, indefinite plural solingar, definite plural solingane)

solingen (definite singular)
solingar (indefinite plural)
solingane (definite plural)

From the names of two partners in the production firm, Sverre Olsen and Jan H. Linge, both Norwegians.

(nautical, sailing) a Soling (an open keelboat)


slupp

slupp m (definite singular sluppen, indefinite plural sluppar, definite plural sluppane)

sluppen (definite singular)
sluppar (indefinite plural)
sluppane (definite plural)

From either Low German slup or Dutch sloep.


bunkers

nn-noun-irreg

bunkers m (definite singular bunkersen, indefinite plural bunkers or bunkersar, definite plural bunkersane)

bunkersen (definite singular)
bunkers (indefinite plural)
bunkersar (indefinite plural)
bunkersane (definite plural)

(nautical, uncountable) bunker oil (fuel oil used in the engines of ships)


babord

From Old Norse bakborð, bakborði or from Dutch bakboord. Cognate with Danish bagbord and Swedish babord. Compare also Spanish babor, Finnish paapuuri and French bâbord.

Intervjuar: Men ka du sa som (va) muliheten før å komm’ sæ unna da?
Harald Anton Adolfsen: Vi ha’ itj fått løs tampan’, vi på babord sia, fordi der va flammen og der kom røyken ut. Vi va itj kome båtlaus fra’n, for hann hadd sætt att tampan’ sine på babord sia tå oss, hann.
Intervjuar: Og viss dere hadd kjørt bære da?
Adolfsen: Kjørt bære? Da hadd vi tatt med oss hann òg da.

The interviewer: But what you said about the escape possibility?
Harald Anton Adolfsen: We, who were on the aport side, haven’t get loose the hawser ends, because there was the flame and the smoke came therefrom. We weren’t coming away from him (the boat), ’cause he got his hawser ends on the aport side from us.
The interviewer: And what if you just took off?
Adolfsen: Took off? Then we would take him (the boat) with us (pulled behind our boat).


babord

(nautical, aviation, uncountable) port (left hand side)


runka

runka (present tense runkar, past tense runka, past participle runka, passive infinitive runkast, present participle runkande, imperative runka/runk)

runkar (present)
runka (past)
runka (participle past)
runkast (infinitive passive)
runkande (participle present)
runka (imperative)
runk (imperative)
runke (alternative)


flaggskip

flaggskip n (definite singular flaggskipet, indefinite plural flaggskip, definite plural flaggskipa)

flaggskipet (definite singular)
flaggskip (indefinite plural)
flaggskipa (definite plural)


skaut

skaut n (definite singular skautet, indefinite plural skaut, definite plural skauta)

skautet (definite singular)
skaut (indefinite plural)
skauta (definite plural)

(nautical) corner on a sail, sometimes including its rope


katamaran

katamaran m (definite singular katamaranen, indefinite plural katamaranar, definite plural katamaranane)

katamaranen (definite singular)
katamaranar (indefinite plural)
katamaranane (definite plural)

From English catamaran, from Tamil கட்டு (kaṭṭu, “to tie”) + மரம் (maram, “tree, wood”).


livbåt

livbåt m (definite singular livbåten, indefinite plural livbåtar, definite plural livbåtane)

livbåten (definite singular)
livbåtar (indefinite plural)
livbåtane (definite plural)


strande

strande (present tense strandar, past tense stranda, past participle stranda, passive infinitive strandast, present participle strandande, imperative strande/strand)

strandar (present)
stranda (past)
stranda (participle past)
strandast (infinitive passive)
strandande (participle present)
strande (imperative)
strand (imperative)
stranda (alternative)


skonnert

skonnert m (definite singular skonnerten, indefinite plural skonnertar, definite plural skonnertane)

skonnerten (definite singular)
skonnertar (indefinite plural)
skonnertane (definite plural)


landkrabbe

nn-noun-c

landkrabbe f or m (definite singular landkrabben or landkrabba, indefinite plural landkrabber or landkrabbar, definite plural landkrabbene or landkrabbane)

landkrabben (definite singular)
landkrabba (definite singular)
landkrabber (indefinite plural)
landkrabbar (indefinite plural)
landkrabbene (definite plural)
landkrabbane (definite plural)


hekk

hekk m (definite singular hekken, indefinite plural hekkar, definite plural hekkane)

hekken (definite singular)
hekkar (indefinite plural)
hekkane (definite plural)

From German Hecke, sense 4 from Low German hek.


bavian

bavian m (definite singular bavianen, indefinite plural bavianar, definite plural bavianane)

bavianen (definite singular)
bavianar (indefinite plural)
bavianane (definite plural)

(nautical) a man having watch on a boat, when no one other can do it, e.g. on a Sunday evening


vant

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

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


ause

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

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

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

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


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)
krengje (alternative)


styrbord

(nautical, aviation) starboard (right hand side)


tankar

tankar m (definite singular tankaren, indefinite plural tankarar, definite plural tankarane)

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

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


dokk

dokk f (definite singular dokka, indefinite plural dokker, definite plural dokkene)

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

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


bysse

bysse f (definite singular byssa, indefinite plural bysser, definite plural byssene)

byssa (definite singular)
bysser (indefinite plural)
byssene (definite plural)

Short form of kabysse and kabyss, from Middle Low German kabūse. Compare Swedish byssa, Dutch kombuis, French cambuse, Russian камбуз (kambuz), English caboose.


loffe

loffe (present tense loffar, past tense loffa, past participle loffa, passive infinitive loffast, present participle loffande, imperative loffe/loff)

loffar (present)
loffa (past)
loffa (participle past)
loffast (infinitive passive)
loffande (participle present)
loffe (imperative)
loff (imperative)


tendring

tendring m (definite singular tendringen, indefinite plural tendringar, definite plural tendringane)

tendringen (definite singular)
tendringar (indefinite plural)
tendringane (definite plural)

(nautical) an older type of boat originally rowed with ten oars (five pairs), but could also have a cabin and sail


brigg

brigg m (definite singular briggen, indefinite plural briggar, definite plural briggane)

briggen (definite singular)
briggar (indefinite plural)
briggane (definite plural)

From English brig, an abbreviation of brigantine.


maskinist

maskinist m (definite singular maskinisten, indefinite plural maskinistar, definite plural maskinistane)

maskinisten (definite singular)
maskinistar (indefinite plural)
maskinistane (definite plural)

(nautical) an engineer (in the engine room of a ship)


vorr

vorr m (definite singular vorren, indefinite plural vorrar, definite plural vorrane)

vorren (definite singular)
vorrar (indefinite plural)
vorrane (definite plural)
vor (alternative)
vòr (alternative)

From Old Norse vǫr f (“wake (of a nave); stroke (of an oar)”) and Old Norse vǫrr m (“stroke (of an oar); wave”).

der

a movement, whirl or other disturbance in the water surface

(nautical) a wake (trail of disturbed water left by the passage of a watercraft, but also of fish, birds etc.)


hangarskip

hangarskip n (definite singular hangarskipet, indefinite plural hangarskip, definite plural hangarskipa)

hangarskipet (definite singular)
hangarskip (indefinite plural)
hangarskipa (definite plural)

(nautical) an aircraft carrier (as above)


ferje

ferje f (definite singular ferja, indefinite plural ferjer, definite plural ferjene)

ferja (definite singular)
ferjer (indefinite plural)
ferjene (definite plural)
ferja (alternative)
ferju (alternative)

From Old Norse ferja, from Proto-Germanic *farjǭ.


eikje

eikje f (definite singular eikja, indefinite plural eikjer, definite plural eikjene)

eikja (definite singular)
eikjer (indefinite plural)
eikjene (definite plural)

(nautical, historical) a canoe made out of a hollowed-out oak tree


krigsskip

krigsskip n (definite singular krigsskipet, indefinite plural krigsskip, definite plural krigsskipa)

krigsskipet (definite singular)
krigsskip (indefinite plural)
krigsskipa (definite plural)


sekstant

sekstant m (definite singular sekstanten, indefinite plural sekstantar, definite plural sekstantane)

sekstanten (definite singular)
sekstantar (indefinite plural)
sekstantane (definite plural)


tankskip

head

tankskip n (definite singular tankskipet, indefinite plural tankskip, definite plural tankskipa)

tankskipet (definite singular)
tankskip (indefinite plural)
tankskipa (definite plural)


kjøl

kjøl m (definite singular kjølen, indefinite plural kjølar, definite plural kjølane)

kjølen (definite singular)
kjølar (indefinite plural)
kjølane (definite plural)

From Old Norse kjǫlr, from Proto-Germanic *keluz.


kutter

kutter m (definite singular kutteren, indefinite plural kutterar, definite plural kutterane)

kutteren (definite singular)
kutterar (indefinite plural)
kutterane (definite plural)


røde

røde n (definite singular rødet, indefinite plural røde, definite plural røda)

rødet (definite singular)
røde (indefinite plural)
røda (definite plural)

From Old Norse rǿða. Related to ro (“to row”) from róa, from *rōaną.

(nautical, collective) all the oars of one boat

(nautical) compartment (in a boat, where one keeps the oars)


skøyte

skøyte f (definite singular skøyta, indefinite plural skøyter, definite plural skøytene)

skøyta (definite singular)
skøyter (indefinite plural)
skøytene (definite plural)

(nautical, sailing vessel) a (fishing) smack


fartøy

fartøy n (definite singular fartøyet, indefinite plural fartøy, definite plural fartøya)

fartøyet (definite singular)
fartøy (indefinite plural)
fartøya (definite plural)

From Dutch vaartuig and German Low German.


undergang

undergang m (definite singular undergangen, indefinite plural undergangar, definite plural undergangane)

undergangen (definite singular)
undergangar (indefinite plural)
undergangane (definite plural)

From under- + gang as also a verbal noun of both gå under (“to go under, sink, perish”) and undergå (“to undergo, endure”). Compare also with German Untergang.


ankerplass

ankerplass m (definite singular ankerplassen, indefinite plural ankerplassar, definite plural ankerplassane)

ankerplassen (definite singular)
ankerplassar (indefinite plural)
ankerplassane (definite plural)


redningsvest

redningsvest m (definite singular redningsvesten, indefinite plural redningsvestar, definite plural redningsvestane)

redningsvesten (definite singular)
redningsvestar (indefinite plural)
redningsvestane (definite plural)


livbøye

livbøye f (definite singular livbøya, indefinite plural livbøyer, definite plural livbøyene)

livbøye m (definite singular livbøyen, indefinite plural livbøyar, definite plural livbøyane)

livbøya (definite singular)
livbøyer (indefinite plural)
livbøyene (definite plural)
livbøyen (definite singular)
livbøyar (indefinite plural)
livbøyane (definite plural)


propell

propell m (definite singular propellen, indefinite plural propellar, definite plural propellane)

propellen (definite singular)
propellar (indefinite plural)
propellane (definite plural)

From Latin propellere, via English propel (verb) and propeller (noun).


fiskeflåte

fiskeflåte m (definite singular fiskeflåten, indefinite plural fiskeflåtar, definite plural fiskeflåtane)

fiskeflåten (definite singular)
fiskeflåtar (indefinite plural)
fiskeflåtane (definite plural)

(nautical) a fishing fleet (fleet of fishing boats)


flytebrygge

flytebrygge f (definite singular flytebrygga, indefinite plural flytebrygger, definite plural flytebryggene)

flytebrygga (definite singular)
flytebrygger (indefinite plural)
flytebryggene (definite plural)
flytebryggje (alternative)

(nautical) a pontoon (floating landing stage)


bildekk

bildekk n (definite singular bildekket, indefinite plural bildekk, definite plural bildekka)

bildekket (definite singular)
bildekk (indefinite plural)
bildekka (definite plural)

(nautical) a vehicle deck (e.g. on a ro-ro ferry)


dregg

dregg m (definite singular dreggen, indefinite plural dregger or dreggar, definite plural dreggene or dreggane)

dreggen (definite singular)
dregger (indefinite plural)
dreggar (indefinite plural)
dreggene (definite plural)
dreggane (definite plural)


dønning

dønning m (definite singular dønningen, indefinite plural dønningar, definite plural dønningane)

dønningen (definite singular)
dønningar (indefinite plural)
dønningane (definite plural)


gummijolle

gummijolle f (definite singular gummijolla, indefinite plural gummijoller, definite plural gummijollene)

gummijolle m (definite singular gummijollen, indefinite plural gummijollar, definite plural gummijollane)

gummijolle f gummijolle (canonical masculine)
gummijolla (definite singular)
gummijoller (indefinite plural)
gummijollene (definite plural)
gummijollen (definite singular)
gummijollar (indefinite plural)
gummijollane (definite plural)


speedbåt

speedbåt m (definite singular speedbåten, indefinite plural speedbåtar, definite plural speedbåtane)

speedbåten (definite singular)
speedbåtar (indefinite plural)
speedbåtane (definite plural)

From speed + båt; probably from English speedboat.


jetbåt

jetbåt m (definite singular jetbåten, indefinite plural jetbåtar, definite plural jetbåtane)

jetbåten (definite singular)
jetbåtar (indefinite plural)
jetbåtane (definite plural)


lysbøye

lysbøye f (definite singular lysbøya, indefinite plural lysbøyer, definite plural lysbøyene)

lysbøye m (definite singular lysbøyen, indefinite plural lysbøyar, definite plural lysbøyane)

lysbøya (definite singular)
lysbøyer (indefinite plural)
lysbøyene (definite plural)
lysbøyen (definite singular)
lysbøyar (indefinite plural)
lysbøyane (definite plural)
ljosbøye (alternative)


gjesteflagg

gjesteflagg n (definite singular gjesteflagget, indefinite plural gjesteflagg, definite plural gjesteflagga)

gjesteflagget (definite singular)
gjesteflagg (indefinite plural)
gjesteflagga (definite plural)


sjøbein

(nautical) sea legs (position with legs apart, to accommodate with the swell of the sea)


kahytt

kahytt f (definite singular kahytta, indefinite plural kahytter, definite plural kahyttene)

kahytta (definite singular)
kahytter (indefinite plural)
kahyttene (definite plural)
kahytte (alternative)


sjøklar

sjøklar (neuter singular sjøklart, definite singular and plural sjøklare)

sjøklart (neuter singular)
sjøklare (definite plural singular)

(nautical, of a boat) ready for sea, ready to put to sea


tankbåt

tankbåt m (definite singular tankbåten, indefinite plural tankbåtar, definite plural tankbåtane)

tankbåten (definite singular)
tankbåtar (indefinite plural)
tankbåtane (definite plural)


galei

galei m (definite singular galeien, indefinite plural galeiar, definite plural galeiane)

galeien (definite singular)
galeiar (indefinite plural)
galeiane (definite plural)

From Old French galee, via Old Norse galeið f.

(historical, nautical) a galley (ancient ship)


lensepumpe

lensepumpe f (definite singular lensepumpa, indefinite plural lensepumper, definite plural lensepumpene)

lensepumpa (definite singular)
lensepumper (indefinite plural)
lensepumpene (definite plural)

From lense (“to bail out, empty”) + pumpe.


overfart

overfart m (definite singular overfarten, indefinite plural overfartar, definite plural overfartane)

overfarten (definite singular)
overfartar (indefinite plural)
overfartane (definite plural)

(nautical) a crossing (journey over water)


ferjeterminal

ferjeterminal m (definite singular ferjeterminalen, indefinite plural ferjeterminalar, definite plural ferjeterminalane)

ferjeterminalen (definite singular)
ferjeterminalar (indefinite plural)
ferjeterminalane (definite plural)


skipsvrak

skipsvrak n (definite singular skipsvraket, indefinite plural skipsvrak, definite plural skipsvraka)

skipsvraket (definite singular)
skipsvrak (indefinite plural)
skipsvraka (definite plural)


farkost

farkost m (definite singular farkosten, indefinite plural farkostar, definite plural farkostane)

farkosten (definite singular)
farkostar (indefinite plural)
farkostane (definite plural)

From Old Norse farkostr. Attested by Jacob Nicolai Wilse in 1780 in his dictionary of Spydeberg dialect.

(nautical) a (small) boat, vessel, craft


motorrom

motorrom n (definite singular motorrommet, indefinite plural motorrom, definite plural motorromma)

motorrommet (definite singular)
motorrom (indefinite plural)
motorromma (definite plural)


maskinrom

maskinrom n (definite singular maskinrommet, indefinite plural maskinrom, definite plural maskinromma)

maskinrommet (definite singular)
maskinrom (indefinite plural)
maskinromma (definite plural)


kabelferje

kabelferje f (definite singular kabelferja, indefinite plural kabelferjer, definite plural kabelferjene)

kabelferja (definite singular)
kabelferjer (indefinite plural)
kabelferjene (definite plural)

(nautical) a cable ferry (or chain ferry)


kantre

kantre (present tense kantrar, past tense kantra, past participle kantra, passive infinitive kantrast, present participle kantrande, imperative kantre/kantr)

kantrar (present)
kantra (past)
kantra (participle past)
kantrast (infinitive passive)
kantrande (participle present)
kantre (imperative)
kantr (imperative)
kantra (alternative)


gallionsfigur

gallionsfigur m (definite singular gallionsfiguren, indefinite plural gallionsfigurar, definite plural gallionsfigurane)

gallionsfiguren (definite singular)
gallionsfigurar (indefinite plural)
gallionsfigurane (definite plural)


gallion

gallion m (definite singular gallionen, indefinite plural gallionar, definite plural gallionane)

gallionen (definite singular)
gallionar (indefinite plural)
gallionane (definite plural)

(nautical, historical) a galleon (large sailing ship)


søsterskip

søsterskip n (definite singular søsterskipet, indefinite plural søsterskip, definite plural søsterskipa)

søsterskipet (definite singular)
søsterskip (indefinite plural)
søsterskipa (definite plural)
systerskip (alternative)


slepebåt

slepebåt m (definite singular slepebåten, indefinite plural slepebåtar, definite plural slepebåtane)

slepebåten (definite singular)
slepebåtar (indefinite plural)
slepebåtane (definite plural)


motorskip

motorskip n (definite singular motorskipet, indefinite plural motorskip, definite plural motorskipa)

motorskipet (definite singular)
motorskip (indefinite plural)
motorskipa (definite plural)


systerskip

systerskip n (definite singular systerskipet, indefinite plural systerskip, definite plural systerskipa)

systerskipet (definite singular)
systerskip (indefinite plural)
systerskipa (definite plural)

(nautical) alternative form of søsterskip


vake

vake (present tense vaker, past tense vakte, past participle vakt, passive infinitive vakast, present participle vakande, imperative vak)

vaker (present)
vakte (past)
vakt (participle past)
vakast (infinitive passive)
vakande (participle present)
vak (imperative)
vaker (present)
vakte (past)
vakt (participle past)
vakast (infinitive passive)
vakande (participle present)
vak (imperative)
vaka (alternative)

From Old Norse vaka, from Proto-Germanic *wakāną. Ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *weǵ-.

båten vaker fint

(often nautical, intransitive) to float, stay afloat


lyfting

lyfting m (definite singular lyftingen, indefinite plural lyftingar, definite plural lyftingane)

lyftingen (definite singular)
lyftingar (indefinite plural)
lyftingane (definite plural)

From Old Norse lypting, diminutive of lopt.

Og Tryggvason høgt i si Lyfting stod […].

And Trygveson stood high up on his lyfting […] .

(nautical) a raised deck at the rear of a ship, particularly a Viking ship


bakbord

(nautical, aviation) port (left hand side)


anløp

anløp n (definite singular anløpet, indefinite plural anløp, definite plural anløpa)

anløpet (definite singular)
anløp (indefinite plural)
anløpa (definite plural)

(nautical) a call or visit (at or to a port by a ship)


ankringsplass

ankringsplass m (definite singular ankringsplassen, indefinite plural ankringsplassar, definite plural ankringsplassane)

ankringsplassen (definite singular)
ankringsplassar (indefinite plural)
ankringsplassane (definite plural)


bilskip

bilskip n (definite singular bilskipet, indefinite plural bilskip, definite plural bilskipa)

bilskipet (definite singular)
bilskip (indefinite plural)
bilskipa (definite plural)


stuert

stuert m (definite singular stuerten, indefinite plural stuertar, definite plural stuertane)

stuerten (definite singular)
stuertar (indefinite plural)
stuertane (definite plural)


maskinsjef

maskinsjef m (definite singular maskinsjefen, indefinite plural maskinsjefar, definite plural maskinsjefane)

maskinsjefen (definite singular)
maskinsjefar (indefinite plural)
maskinsjefane (definite plural)

(nautical) chief engineer (person in charge of machinery on a ship)


hurtigbåt

hurtigbåt m (definite singular hurtigbåten, indefinite plural hurtigbåtar, definite plural hurtigbåtane)

hurtigbåten (definite singular)
hurtigbåtar (indefinite plural)
hurtigbåtane (definite plural)

From Norwegian Bokmål hurtigbåt, from hurtig + båt.

(nautical) high-speed craft, express boat (as above)


opplag

opplag n (definite singular opplaget, indefinite plural opplag, definite plural opplaga)

opplaget (definite singular)
opplag (indefinite plural)
opplaga (definite plural)

From opp + lag, senses 1 & 2 probably from German Auflage.


tørrdokk

tørrdokk f (definite singular tørrdokka, indefinite plural tørrdokker, definite plural tørrdokkene)

tørrdokka (definite singular)
tørrdokker (indefinite plural)
tørrdokkene (definite plural)
turrdokk (alternative)


flytedokk

flytedokk f (definite singular flytedokka, indefinite plural flytedokker, definite plural flytedokkene)

flytedokka (definite singular)
flytedokker (indefinite plural)
flytedokkene (definite plural)

(nautical) a floating dock (dry dock which floats)


oljetankar

oljetankar m (definite singular oljetankaren, indefinite plural oljetankarar, definite plural oljetankarane)

oljetankaren (definite singular)
oljetankarar (indefinite plural)
oljetankarane (definite plural)


seglskip

seglskip n (definite singular seglskipet, indefinite plural seglskip, definite plural seglskipa)

seglskipet (definite singular)
seglskip (indefinite plural)
seglskipa (definite plural)


seglfartøy

seglfartøy n (definite singular seglfartøyet, indefinite plural seglfartøy, definite plural seglfartøya)

seglfartøyet (definite singular)
seglfartøy (indefinite plural)
seglfartøya (definite plural)


djunke

djunke m (definite singular djunken, indefinite plural djunkar, definite plural djunkane)

djunken (definite singular)
djunkar (indefinite plural)
djunkane (definite plural)

From English junk, from Portuguese junco, from Javanese djong and Old Javanese jong.

(nautical) a junk (Chinese sailing vessel)


hå

(also nautical) Used to make people pull at the same time.


stamn

stamn m (definite singular stamnen, indefinite plural stamnar, definite plural stamnane)

stamnen (definite singular)
stamnar (indefinite plural)
stamnane (definite plural)


konvoi

konvoi m (definite singular konvoien, indefinite plural konvoiar, definite plural konvoiane)

konvoien (definite singular)
konvoiar (indefinite plural)
konvoiane (definite plural)


dokke

dokke (present tense dokkar, past tense dokka, past participle dokka, passive infinitive dokkast, present participle dokkande, imperative dokke/dokk)

dokkar (present)
dokka (past)
dokka (participle past)
dokkast (infinitive passive)
dokkande (participle present)
dokke (imperative)
dokk (imperative)
dokka (alternative)

(especially nautical) to dock, go into a dock


trosse

trosse f (definite singular trossa, indefinite plural trosser, definite plural trossene)

trossa (definite singular)
trosser (indefinite plural)
trossene (definite plural)


bunkersolje

nn-noun-irreg

bunkersolje m or f (definite singular bunkersolja or bunkersoljen, uncountable)

bunkersolja (definite singular)
bunkersoljen (definite singular)

(nautical) bunker oil (fuel oil used in the engines of ships)


bunkre

bunkre (present tense bunkrar, past tense bunkra, past participle bunkra, passive infinitive bunkrast, present participle bunkrande, imperative bunkre/bunkr)

bunkrar (present)
bunkra (past)
bunkra (participle past)
bunkrast (infinitive passive)
bunkrande (participle present)
bunkre (imperative)
bunkr (imperative)
bunkra (alternative)

(nautical) to bunker (fill the bunkers of a ship with fuel)


forsyningsskip

forsyningsskip n (definite singular forsyningsskipet, indefinite plural forsyningsskip, definite plural forsyningsskipa)

forsyningsskipet (definite singular)
forsyningsskip (indefinite plural)
forsyningsskipa (definite plural)

From forsyning + -s- + skip, after English supply ship.


båthamn

båthamn f (definite singular båthamna, indefinite plural båthamner, definite plural båthamnene)

båthamna (definite singular)
båthamner (indefinite plural)
båthamnene (definite plural)


lodd

lodd n (definite singular loddet, indefinite plural lodd, definite plural lodda)

loddet (definite singular)
lodd (indefinite plural)
lodda (definite plural)

From Danish lod and Old Norse hlutr (senses 1-2) and Middle Low German lot (senses 3-6).


brønnbåt

brønnbåt m (definite singular brønnbåten, indefinite plural brønnbåtar, definite plural brønnbåtane)

brønnbåten (definite singular)
brønnbåtar (indefinite plural)
brønnbåtane (definite plural)
brunnbåt (alternative)


båtshake

båtshake m (definite singular båtshaken, indefinite plural båtshakar, definite plural båtshakane)

båtshaken (definite singular)
båtshakar (indefinite plural)
båtshakane (definite plural)

From båt + -s- + hake, after Old Norse bátshaki.


rutebåt

rutebåt m (definite singular rutebåten, indefinite plural rutebåtar, definite plural rutebåtane)

rutebåten (definite singular)
rutebåtar (indefinite plural)
rutebåtane (definite plural)

(nautical) usually a passenger boat which provides a regular service.


snøggbåt

snøggbåt m (definite singular snøggbåten, indefinite plural snøggbåtar, definite plural snøggbåtane)

snøggbåten (definite singular)
snøggbåtar (indefinite plural)
snøggbåtane (definite plural)

(nautical) high-speed craft, express boat (usually a high-speed vessel which provides a service along the Norwegian coast)


jekt

jekt f (definite singular jekta, indefinite plural jekter, definite plural jektene)

jekta (definite singular)
jekter (indefinite plural)
jektene (definite plural)

The same origin as jakt (“boat”), from Dutch jacht, from jachtschip

(nautical) a small cargo vessel with half-deck and sails


klinkbygd

klinkbygd (indefinite singular klinkbygd, definite singular and plural klinkbygde)

klinkbygd (indefinite singular)
klinkbygde (definite plural singular)


trebåt

trebåt m (definite singular trebåten, indefinite plural trebåtar, definite plural trebåtane)

trebåten (definite singular)
trebåtar (indefinite plural)
trebåtane (definite plural)


vikingskip

vikingskip n (definite singular vikingskipet, indefinite plural vikingskip, definite plural vikingskipa)

vikingskipet (definite singular)
vikingskip (indefinite plural)
vikingskipa (definite plural)


fribord

nn-noun-unc

fribord n (definite singular fribordet, uncountable)

From fri + bord, after English freeboard.


lastelinjemerke

lastelinjemerke n (definite singular lastelinjemerket, indefinite plural lastelinjemerke, definite plural lastelinjemerka)

lastelinjemerket (definite singular)
lastelinjemerke (indefinite plural)
lastelinjemerka (definite plural)


transportskip

transportskip n (definite singular transportskipet, indefinite plural transportskip, definite plural transportskipa)

transportskipet (definite singular)
transportskip (indefinite plural)
transportskipa (definite plural)


flotilje

flotilje m (definite singular flotiljen, indefinite plural flotiljar, definite plural flotiljane)

flotiljen (definite singular)
flotiljar (indefinite plural)
flotiljane (definite plural)


stykkgods

stykkgods n (definite singular stykkgodset, uncountable)


tonnasje

tonnasje m (definite singular tonnasjen, indefinite plural tonnasjar, definite plural tonnasjane)

tonnasjen (definite singular)
tonnasjar (indefinite plural)
tonnasjane (definite plural)


langskips

langskips (singular and plural langskips)


sjøforhold

sjøforhold n (definite singular sjøforholdet, indefinite plural sjøforhold, definite plural sjøforholda)

sjøforholdet (definite singular)
sjøforhold (indefinite plural)
sjøforholda (definite plural)


korvett

korvett m (definite singular korvetten, indefinite plural korvettar, definite plural korvettane)

korvetten (definite singular)
korvettar (indefinite plural)
korvettane (definite plural)


fabrikkskip

fabrikkskip n (definite singular fabrikkskipet, indefinite plural fabrikkskip, definite plural fabrikkskipa)

fabrikkskipet (definite singular)
fabrikkskip (indefinite plural)
fabrikkskipa (definite plural)


sjøgang

sjøgang m (definite singular sjøgangen, uncountable)

(nautical, oceanography) sea state (degree of turbulence at sea)


passasjerskip

passasjerskip n (definite singular passasjerskipet, indefinite plural passasjerskip, definite plural passasjerskipa)

passasjerskipet (definite singular)
passasjerskip (indefinite plural)
passasjerskipa (definite plural)


lastetank

lastetank m (definite singular lastetanken, indefinite plural lastetankar, definite plural lastetankane)

lastetanken (definite singular)
lastetankar (indefinite plural)
lastetankane (definite plural)

(nautical) a cargo tank (for tanker cargo)


fyrskip

fyrskip n (definite singular fyrskipet, indefinite plural fyrskip, definite plural fyrskipa)

fyrskipet (definite singular)
fyrskip (indefinite plural)
fyrskipa (definite plural)


bunkring

bunkring f (definite singular bunkringa, indefinite plural bunkringar, definite plural bunkringane)

bunkringa (definite singular)
bunkringar (indefinite plural)
bunkringane (definite plural)


kranfartøy

kranfartøy n (definite singular kranfartøyet, indefinite plural kranfartøy, definite plural kranfartøya)

kranfartøyet (definite singular)
kranfartøy (indefinite plural)
kranfartøya (definite plural)


skoleskip

skoleskip n (definite singular skoleskipet, indefinite plural skoleskip, definite plural skoleskipa)

skoleskipet (definite singular)
skoleskip (indefinite plural)
skoleskipa (definite plural)
skuleskip (alternative)


sjøfart

sjøfart m (definite singular sjøfarten, uncountable)


båttrafikk

båttrafikk m (definite singular båttrafikken, uncountable)


elvebåt

elvebåt m (definite singular elvebåten, indefinite plural elvebåtar, definite plural elvebåtane)

elvebåten (definite singular)
elvebåtar (indefinite plural)
elvebåtane (definite plural)


dampbåt

dampbåt m (definite singular dampbåten, indefinite plural dampbåtar, definite plural dampbåtane)

dampbåten (definite singular)
dampbåtar (indefinite plural)
dampbåtane (definite plural)

(nautical) a steamboat, steamer, steamship


landgang

landgang m (definite singular landgangen, indefinite plural landgangar, definite plural landgangane)

landgangen (definite singular)
landgangar (indefinite plural)
landgangane (definite plural)


esing

nn-noun-irreg

esing m or f (definite singular esingen or esinga, indefinite plural esingar, definite plural esingane)

esingen (definite singular)
esinga (definite singular)
esingar (indefinite plural)
esingane (definite plural)


båtripe

båtripe f (definite singular båtripa, indefinite plural båtriper, definite plural båtripene)

båtripa (definite singular)
båtriper (indefinite plural)
båtripene (definite plural)
båtrip (alternative)


bryggje

bryggje f (definite singular bryggja, indefinite plural bryggjer, definite plural bryggjene)

bryggja (definite singular)
bryggjer (indefinite plural)
bryggjene (definite plural)
brygge (alternative)

From Old Norse bryggja, from Proto-Germanic *brugjǭ, whence also English bridge.

(nautical) a landing stage, jetty, pier, wharf, dock (US)


sjark

sjark m (definite singular sjarken, indefinite plural sjarkar, definite plural sjarkane)

sjarken (definite singular)
sjarkar (indefinite plural)
sjarkane (definite plural)

English: sjark

(nautical, fishing) sjark, a type of Norwegian fishing boat


sjølei

sjølei f (definite singular sjøleia, indefinite plural sjøleier, definite plural sjøleiene)

sjøleia (definite singular)
sjøleier (indefinite plural)
sjøleiene (definite plural)


toar

toar m (definite singular toaren, indefinite plural toarar, definite plural toarane)

toaren (definite singular)
toarar (indefinite plural)
toarane (definite plural)

From to (“two”) + -ar (“-er”). Akin to English twoer.

(rowing, nautical) a two-rower racing shell in competitive rowing


tørne

tørne (present tense tørnar, past tense tørna, past participle tørna, passive infinitive tørnast, present participle tørnande, imperative tørne/tørn)

tørnar (present)
tørna (past)
tørna (participle past)
tørnast (infinitive passive)
tørnande (participle present)
tørne (imperative)
tørn (imperative)
tørna (alternative)

Borrowed from English turn, from Latin tornāre. Doublet of turne and turnere.


røst

røst n (definite singular røstet, indefinite plural røst, definite plural røsta)

røstet (definite singular)
røst (indefinite plural)
røsta (definite plural)


logne

logne (present tense lognar, past tense logna, past participle logna, passive infinitive lognast, present participle lognande, imperative logne/logn)

lognar (present)
logna (past)
logna (participle past)
lognast (infinitive passive)
lognande (participle present)
logne (imperative)
logn (imperative)

From Old Norse lugna and lygna. From logn (“calm”).

(ambitransitive, nautical, meteorology or figurative) to calm


tilje

tilje f (definite singular tilja, indefinite plural tiljer, definite plural tiljene)

tilja (definite singular)
tiljer (indefinite plural)
tiljene (definite plural)
tilja (alternative)
tilju (alternative)


til orlogs

(military, nautical) in military service in the navy


lóse

lóse (present tense lósar/lóser, past tense lósa/lóste, past participle lósa/lóst, passive infinitive lósast, present participle lósande, imperative lóse/lós)

lósar (present)
lóser (present)
lósa (past)
lóste (past)
lósa (participle past)
lóst (participle past)
lósast (infinitive passive)
lósande (participle present)
lóse (imperative)
lós (imperative)

From the noun lós m. See there for more.


lós

head

lós m (definite singular lósen, indefinite plural lósar, definite plural lósane)

lósen (definite singular)
lósar (indefinite plural)
lósane (definite plural)

From Middle Low German lots, lotsmann, from Middle English lodesman.


lunn

lunn m (definite singular lunnen, indefinite plural lunnar, definite plural lunnane)

lunnen (definite singular)
lunnar (indefinite plural)
lunnane (definite plural)

a round log placed beneath something, typically a heavy object, for the purpose of moving it with more ease, or to have it suspended in not direct contact with the ground

(nautical) a stationary log used when launching and drawing up watercraft, so that one glides it by the keel


svaie

svaie (present tense svaiar, past tense svaia, past participle svaia, passive infinitive svaiast, present participle svaiande, imperative svaie/svai)

svaiar (present)
svaia (past)
svaia (participle past)
svaiast (infinitive passive)
svaiande (participle present)
svaie (imperative)
svai (imperative)
svaia (alternative)

From Dutch zwaaien or Middle Low German swāien.

(intransitive, nautical) to be anchored under the pull of wind and waves


kople

kople (present tense koplar, past tense kopla, past participle kopla, passive infinitive koplast, present participle koplande, imperative kople/kopl)

koplar (present)
kopla (past)
kopla (participle past)
koplast (infinitive passive)
koplande (participle present)
kople (imperative)
kopl (imperative)
kopla (alternative)

From Middle Low German koppelen, derived from Latin cōpula (“bond, tie”).

(ambitransitive, nautical, navigation) to calculate course and distance by dead reckoning


legge til

legge til (present tense legg til, past tense la til, supine lagt til, past participle tillagd, imperative legg til)

legg til (present)
la til (past)
lagt til (supine)
tillagd (participle past)
legg til (imperative)
legga til (alternative)
leggja til (alternative)
leggje til (alternative)


legge opp

legge opp (present tense legg opp, past tense la opp, supine lagt opp, past participle opplagd, imperative legg opp)

legg opp (present)
la opp (past)
lagt opp (supine)
opplagd (participle past)
legg opp (imperative)
legga opp (alternative)
leggja opp (alternative)
leggje opp (alternative)

(transitive, nautical) to bring (a watercraft) ashore or beneath a roof (usually for protection in winter)

(intransitive, nautical) to stop sailing for good


ligge bi

ligge bi (present tense ligg bi, past tense låg bi, supine lege bi, imperative ligg bi)

ligg bi (present)
låg bi (past)
lege bi (supine)
ligg bi (imperative)
ligga bi (alternative)
liggja bi (alternative)
liggje bi (alternative)

(intransitive, nautical, of a ship) to lie to


legge bi

legge bi (present tense legg bi, past tense la bi, supine lagt bi, imperative legg bi)

legg bi (present)
la bi (past)
lagt bi (supine)
legg bi (imperative)
legga bi (alternative)
leggja bi (alternative)
leggje bi (alternative)


dreie bi

dreie bi (present tense dreier bi, past tense dreidde bi, supine dreidd bi or dreitt bi, imperative drei bi)

dreier bi (present)
dreidde bi (past)
dreidd bi (supine)
dreitt bi (supine)
drei bi (imperative)


kimming

kimming f (definite singular kimminga, indefinite plural kimmingar, definite plural kimmingane)

kimminga (definite singular)
kimmingar (indefinite plural)
kimmingane (definite plural)
kiming (alternative)

From Low German kiming, kimming (“an elevated edge”).

(chiefly nautical) horizon, especially the line between the sea and the sky on the open ocean


kuauge

kuauge n (definite singular kuauget, indefinite plural kuauge, definite plural kuauga)

kuauget (definite singular)
kuauge (indefinite plural)
kuauga (definite plural)
kuauga (alternative)


kause

kause m (definite singular kausen, indefinite plural kausar, definite plural kausane)

kausen (definite singular)
kausar (indefinite plural)
kausane (definite plural)

From Dutch kous (“stocking”). Compare with Danish kovs, Swedish kaus and Finnish kaussi.

(nautical) a thimble (metal ring which can be attached to ropes to avoid chafing)


utkikstønne

utkikstønne f (definite singular utkikstønna, indefinite plural utkikstønner, definite plural utkikstønnene)

utkikstønna (definite singular)
utkikstønner (indefinite plural)
utkikstønnene (definite plural)
utkikkstønne (alternative)
utkikstynne (alternative)
utkikkstynne (alternative)

From utkik + tønne, the first part is from Dutch uitkijk. Compare Swedish utkikstunna.


stopp en hal

From Dutch stop en haal or English stop and haul .