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From {{der|nrn|non|hvárr}}, ''{{w|hvarr}}'', ''{{w|hverr}}''. Compare Norwegian (Nynorsk) ''{{w|kvar|Etymology_2}} | From {{der|nrn|non|hvárr}}, ''{{w|hvarr}}'', ''{{w|hverr}}''. Compare Norwegian (Nynorsk) ''{{w|kvar|Etymology_2}} | ||
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{{Jakobsen/s}}{{*}}'''hwar,''' {{nornabr|pron.}} {{nornabr|indef.}}, ''every, each, any.'' Noted down in {{nornabr|Fo.}} in the forms *{{nornsp|kwara}} [kwāra, kwara] and {{*}}{{nornsp|kwart}} [kwa‘rt]: a) {{nornsp|kwara}}, which is a {{nornabr|dat.}} {{nornabr|sing.}} form in {{nornabr|masc.}}, in the phrase “a kwara hala”, ''on each tail,'' see <!-- link -->Introd., Fragments, nursery rhymes; b) {{nornsp|kwart}}, which is an {{nornabr|acc.}} {{nornabr|sing.}} form in {{nornabr|neut.}}, reported in the phrase “{{nornsp|flitin}} [flitɩn] uppo kwart {{nornsp|ura}} [ūra]”, of sheep: ''roaming about on every hill-top (from hill-top to hill-top in the out-field):'' *uppá hvert øyra? — {{nornabr|O.N.}} hvarr = hverr, as a {{nornabr|pron.}} {{nornabr|indef.}}, ''every, each'', ''any.''{{Jakobsen/e}} | {{Jakobsen/s}}{{*}}'''hwar,''' {{nornabr|pron.}} {{nornabr|indef.}}, ''every, each, any.'' Noted down in {{nornabr|Fo.}} in the forms *{{nornsp|kwara}} [kwāra, kwara] and {{*}}{{nornsp|kwart}} [kwa‘rt]: a) {{nornsp|kwara}}, which is a {{nornabr|dat.}} {{nornabr|sing.}} form in {{nornabr|masc.}}, in the phrase “a kwara hala”, ''on each tail,'' see <!-- link -->Introd., Fragments, nursery rhymes; b) {{nornsp|kwart}}, which is an {{nornabr|acc.}} {{nornabr|sing.}} form in {{nornabr|neut.}}, reported in the phrase “{{nornsp|flitin}} [flitɩn] uppo kwart {{nornsp|ura}} [ūra]”, of sheep: ''roaming about on every hill-top (from hill-top to hill-top in the out-field):'' *uppá hvert øyra? — {{nornabr|O.N.}} hvarr = hverr, as a {{nornabr|pron.}} {{nornabr|indef.}}, ''every, each'', ''any.''{{Jakobsen/e}} | ||
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| + | ;hvar (''feminine'' {{d|hvar}}, ''neuter'' {{d|hvat}}) | ||
| + | # (''interrogative'') who, what, which (of many) | ||
| + | # (''infinite'') each, any | ||
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| + | ===== Declension ===== | ||
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| − | ==== Derived terms ==== | ||
* {{d|annehvar}} | * {{d|annehvar}} | ||
Revision as of 10:06, 8 July 2021
Nynorn
Etymology 1
From Old Norse hvárr, hvarr, hverr. Compare Norwegian (Nynorsk) kvar
Shetland use
- An Etymological Dictionary of the Norn Language in Shetland (1928–1932)
- Jakobsen, Jakob
*hwar, pron. indef., every, each, any. Noted down in Fo. in the forms *kwara [kwāra, kwara] and *kwart [kwa‘rt]: a) kwara, which is a dat. sing. form in masc., in the phrase “a kwara hala”, on each tail, see Introd., Fragments, nursery rhymes; b) kwart, which is an acc. sing. form in neut., reported in the phrase “flitin [flitɩn] uppo kwart ura [ūra]”, of sheep: roaming about on every hill-top (from hill-top to hill-top in the out-field): *uppá hvert øyra? — O.N. hvarr = hverr, as a pron. indef., every, each, any.
Pronunciation
IPA:
Pronoun
- (interrogative) who, what, which (of many)
- (infinite) each, any
Declension
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Derived terms
Sources
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Etymology 2
- An Etymological Dictionary of the Norn Language in Shetland (1928–1932)
- Jakobsen, Jakob
hwar [hwār], adv. 1) interrogative: where; also whither. 2) rel.: where, (there) where, (to) where. — h. till, h. tø [‘to’], a) whither, where; b) for what, to what purpose, why (Nm.). On. Wests., etc.: kwar [kwār]. — O.N. hvar, adv., where, whither.
Pronunciation
IPA:
Alternate Forms
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Interrogative pronoun
- hvar
- who, which
Sources
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