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==== Inflection ==== | ==== Inflection ==== | ||
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| + | ! width="90px" | !! width="100px" | Indefinite !! width="100px" | Definite !! width="100px" | Indefinite !! width="100px" | Definite | ||
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| + | | fud<ref name="L6">[https://nornlanguage.x10.mx/index.php?tut_shet/lesson_shet_06 Lesson 6, 1. Irregular plural]</ref> || || føder<ref name="L6"/> || | ||
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==== Synonyms ==== | ==== Synonyms ==== | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 3 July 2021
Nynorn
Etymology
Shetland use
- An Etymological Dictionary of the Norn Language in Shetland (1928–1932)
- Jakobsen, Jakob
fudin [fūdin, fudin], sb., a cat, tabu-name, sea-term, used by fishermen. C., Wests., Nm. (Nmw.). Y. (Yh.). “fūdin”, with a long u, is reported from Conn.; otherwise comm. “fudin” with a short u. The word is also noted down as: a) fudiin [fudꞏꞏiɩnꞏ, fudꞏꞏiənꞏ]: M.Roe, Uwg.; b) fjodin [fjȯdin]: W.; c) futin, futen: Yn. [futɩn], Wests. occas., Nm. occas., De. [futən]; d) futer [futər]: Wests. occas., Nm. occas.; e) futek [futək] (locality uncertain). — Prob.: *fótingr = *fœtingr in sense of light-foot, derived from O.N. fótr, m., a foot. Other forms, such as fittin [fətin] (L., N., etc., Fo. occas.), fitter [fətər] and “four-fitter” (Papa St., etc.) are, with regard to the vowel-sound, influenced by L.Sc. “fit”, sb., foot. For fittek, fitter, as a sea-term, tabu-name, for mouse, see under fotlin, sb.
Pronunciation
IPA:
Alternate Forms
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Noun
- fud
- foot
Inflection
| nm.s.3 | Singular | Plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indefinite | Definite | Indefinite | Definite | |
| Nominative | fud[1] | føder[1] | ||
| Accusative | ||||
| Dative | ||||
| Genitive | ||||
Synonyms
(none known)