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| − | ''enn'' (< ON ''enn'' "yet, still) + ''{{d|då}}'' (< ON ''þá'' "then, at that time") | + | ''enn'' (< ON ''enn'' "yet, still) + ''{{d|då}}'' (< ON ''þá'' "then, at that time") {{ONP|18156}} |
Swedish: ''[[wt:ändå#Swedish|ändå]]'', Nynorsk: ''[[wt:enda#Etymology_2_2|enda]]'' and ''[[wt:endå#Norwegian_Nynorsk|endå]]'' (< ON ''enn þá'' and ''en þó''), Bokmål: ''[[wt:enda#Norwegian_Bokmål|enda]]'' "even" (< ON ''enn þá'') | Swedish: ''[[wt:ändå#Swedish|ändå]]'', Nynorsk: ''[[wt:enda#Etymology_2_2|enda]]'' and ''[[wt:endå#Norwegian_Nynorsk|endå]]'' (< ON ''enn þá'' and ''en þó''), Bokmål: ''[[wt:enda#Norwegian_Bokmål|enda]]'' "even" (< ON ''enn þá'') | ||
Latest revision as of 22:38, 15 March 2021
Nynorn
Etymology
enn (< ON enn "yet, still) + då (< ON þá "then, at that time") (ONP)
Swedish: ändå, Nynorsk: enda and endå (< ON enn þá and en þó), Bokmål: enda "even" (< ON enn þá)
Shetland use
- An Etymological Dictionary of the Norn Language in Shetland (1928–1932)
- Jakobsen, Jakob
*ende [ɛndə], adv., yet; still; even now, = *ante. In an old rigmarole. Fo. *enn þá; Icel. ennþá (Fær. enntá), adv., yet; still; even now.
Pronunciation
IPA:
Alternate Forms
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Participle
- still, yet
Inflection
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Synonyms
(none known)