Swedish envar and Faroese onkur. <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> m (feminine eikor, neuter eitkvart) some (a certain, an unspecified or unknown) <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> m (feminine eikor, neuter eitkvart)...
eitkvart neuter of <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> eitkvart (masculine <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span>, feminine eikor) something one (any entity or thing (of neuter grammatical gender))...
eikor feminine of <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> eikor f (masculine <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span>, neuter eitkvart) (female) someone, somebody (feminine grammatical gender) one (any entity or thing)...
straight forward. Icelandic: einhver Faroese: onkur Norwegian Nynorsk: <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> Old Swedish: ēnhvar Swedish: envar Zoëga, Geir T. (1910) “einnhverr”, in...
alguien Norman: tchitch'un Norwegian: Bokmål: noen (no) Nynorsk: nokon, <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> m, eikor f Occitan: qualqu'un (oc) Old English: man (ang), sum mann, hwā...
Mirandese: alguien Norman: tchitch'un Norwegian: Bokmål: noen (no) Nynorsk: <span class="searchmatch">einkvan</span> m, eikor f, nokon Old English: sum mann, sum Old Prussian: aīnunts Persian:...