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Norn Dictionary — GB
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Norn (GB)
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130 words and 0 phrases — 130 entries in total.
Newest Norn words
- da — it, that (third-person nominative and accusative singular neuter personal and demonstrative pronoun)
- du — you, thou (second person, singular)
- eg — I (first-person singular personal pronoun)
- fyre — four
- hann — he (third-person nominative singular masculine personal pronoun)
- trettin — thirteen
- trir — three
- vus — us (first-person personal plural pronoun)
- gart — enclosed uncultivated patch of land
- kårr — small, lively, cheerful, quick
- kroinjta — to whimper or complain
- magerlos — powerless, without substance
Words (130)
A (1)
B (11)
child
childhood
Blue
buttermilk
kinsman
child
bread
fire
gristle
bread
brown
C (1)
heaven
D (7)
it, that (third-person nominative and accusative singular neuter personal and…
daylight
day
foolish, half-witted
usable, serviceable
you, thou (second person, singular)
to dwindle, diminish
E (3)
afterclap
I (first-person singular personal pronoun)
obedient
F (13)
our father
giddy, wild
unsuccessful work
folk, people
lawman's salary
sooth-saying
woman
she-fox, vixen
bird
generous
to check
father
four
G (6)
enclosed uncultivated patch of land
yellow
grey
witchcraft, sorcery
septennial court
green
H (7)
rock, stone
he (third-person nominative singular masculine personal pronoun)
remnant, fragment
oats
churchyard
a horse
white
I (4)
angry
to suspect
unfortunate
bad weather
J (2)
smart, active, eager
venom, poison
K (8)
to capsize
small, lively, cheerful, quick
to quarrel
cheek-muscle
church
small mussel
coral
to whimper or complain
L (2)
land-rent
to lead
M (9)
food
powerless, without substance
godmother
moon
man
marriageable
angler
marrow
feeling, sensation
N (3)
well-known, famous
auger
now
O (4)
often, frequently
factorship
accident, misfortune
imperious, tyrannical
Ø (1)
corner, nook
P (1)
little child
R (4)
investigator
to ransack
red
muddle, confusion.
S (7)
herring
Young gull
domicile, farm
big
to swim, float
estate-agent
black (color/colour)
T (14)
black guillemot, tystie
to stretch, extend
scent
substitute
to pick, pluck
thigh
empty
desire, great longing
thread
thirteen
three
rude, coarse
muzzle, snout
thumb
U (10)
unknown
a peevish person
change, alternation
slight feeling, sensation
strange, queer
a young unmarried man
progress
outer
departure
foreign
V (9)
watchhouse
a common
infirm, unable
worthless
spring
sister-in-law
the earth
us (first-person personal plural pronoun)
wind-dried
W (1)
wall