Wiktionary:Requested entries (Norwegian Bokmål)

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dellevere

Dele opp en pakke med ulike produkter for individuell sending (for eksempel i posten), isteden for å sende produktene samlet i en forsendelse.

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  • enser
    • Present tense of ense (to take notice of, care about)

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  • forstue - to sprain ("Jeg forstuet ankelen.")

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  • mandelgave = almond present for someone who finds the almond in the rice pudding that's served at Christmas
  • multekrem = dessert of cloudberries mixed with whipped cream and sugar

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Seems like a literal translation of English "redroot", not an attested word in Norwegian and does not appear in any dictionary. The book you're reading seems to be making up a lot of random words :D Supevan (talk) 16:03, 2 July 2023 (UTC)

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Have done the noun slire as it needed doing, but sliret appears to be a verb form that I can't trace: "og sliret kniven" is presumably referring to "lommekniven", so it may have been folded (sheathed). There is a verb "slire", but it means to slip or slide, and the past tenses are "slirte" and "slirt", so it shouldn't be that.
Asked a norwegian friend, he thinks it's the act of sheathing. Also thanks for slire, slirer was on the next page ^^
Beware of slirer: it could also conceivably be the present tense of the missing verb.
Seemingly non-existent verb form, possibly very dialectal or a misspelling. Does not appear in any Norwegian dictionary and doesn't deserve an entry without proper attestation. Supevan (talk) 14:51, 2 July 2023 (UTC)

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That would appear to be correct, unsure about an entry though. A compound of øl + tåka (definite singular)
Haze may be a better word than fog, something like a hangover.
SOP, not worthy of an entry. Compound noun describing a "haze of beer" aka being drunk. Supevan (talk)
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