dågå
See also: daga, da ga, da gà, Daga, Dąga, dåga, and daagaa
Norwegian Nynorsk
Etymology
From Old Norse dagar, plural of dagr (“day”).
Noun
dågå m
- (dialectal) indefinite plural of dag
- 1848, Norske Viser og Stev i Folkesproget, 2nd edition, page 104:
- Tu tri Daagaa høgſtan laut vi holde paa
- Two-three days at most we can endure it
- 1802, Storm, Edvard, “Skōgmøte has Torjer Skjeille”, in Laurents Hallager, Norsk Ordsamling, Sebastian Popp, page 160:
- Kan æg ſlike Daagaa bæra?
- Can I bear such days?