nogetsteds

nogetsteds

Danish

Etymology

noget (“some”) +‎ sted (“place”)

Adverb

nogetsteds

1. (dated) anywhere
   • 1839, Brage og idun: et nordisk fjærdingårsskrift, page 475

     Det er sjældent, at man i saadanne Fortællinger hörer en reen Efterklang af de gamle Myther, skal man trælfe den nogetsteds, maa det være her i Fjeldstuen; herinde rulle Tordnerne længst igjen.

     It is rare to hear a clean echo of the old myths in such tales; if it is to be found anywhere, it must be here in the mountain house; in here, the thunderers have rolled again for long now.

   • 1841, Henrik Nikolae Kroyer, Jørgen Matthias Christian Schiødte, Naturhistorisk tidsskrift, page 335

     Den Deel af Aaen, som gjennemstrømmer Bygden, er for dyb til at den nogetsteds lader sig ride (med Undtagelse af eet Vadsted); ...

     The part of the stream that flows through the town is too deep to at any place be ridden across (with the exception of a ford); ...