gråbein

Norwegian Bokmål

grå (“grey”) +‎ bein (“leg”). Coined as a form of avoidance speech.[1] Compare Swedish gråben.

gråbein m (definite singular gråbeinen, indefinite plural gråbeiner, definite plural gråbeinene)

Unlike the original stem, bein, which is neuter gender, this word is masculine.

grå (“grey”) +‎ bein (“leg”). Coined as a form of avoidance speech.[1]

gråbein m (definite singular gråbeinen, indefinite plural gråbeinar, definite plural gråbeinane)

Unlike the original stem, bein, which is neuter gender, this word is masculine.

单词	gråbein
释义	gråbein Norwegian Bokmål Etymology grå (“grey”) +‎ bein (“leg”). Coined as a form of avoidance speech.[1] Compare Swedish gråben. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈɡroː.ˌbein/, [ˈɡɾoː.ˌbæɪ̯n] Noun gråbein m (definite singular gråbeinen, indefinite plural gråbeiner, definite plural gråbeinene) (euphemistic) a wolf Synonyms: ulv, varg, gråtass, skrubb Usage notes Unlike the original stem, bein, which is neuter gender, this word is masculine. Alternative forms gråben References “gråbein” in The Bokmål Dictionary. “gråbein” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB). Østbye, Eivind (2009-02-14) , “gråbein”, in Store Norske Leksikon‎ Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology grå (“grey”) +‎ bein (“leg”). Coined as a form of avoidance speech.[1] Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˈɡroː.ˌbein/, [ˈɡɾoː.ˌbæɪ̯n] Noun gråbein m (definite singular gråbeinen, indefinite plural gråbeinar, definite plural gråbeinane) (euphemistic) a wolf Synonyms: ulv, varg, gråtass, skrubb Usage notes Unlike the original stem, bein, which is neuter gender, this word is masculine. References “gråbein” in The Nynorsk Dictionary. Østbye, Eivind (2009-02-14) , “gråbein”, in Store Norske Leksikon‎
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