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Norwegian Nynorsk
Etymology
slåst (“to fight”) + kamp (“fight, battle”). Compare Danish slåskamp
Pronunciation
Noun
slåstkamp m (definite singular slåstkampen, indefinite plural slåstkampar, definite plural slåstkampane)
- a fight
- Synonym: slagsmål
1984, Alfred Hauge, Serafen: roman [The Seraph: novel], Gyldendal, →ISBN, page 269:Bodvar flytter til lekbroderhuset på Utstein og kjem i slåstkamp med ein ukjend mann.- Bodvar moves into the house of the lay brothers, and gets into a fight with an unknown man.
2007, Helene Uri, Kroppsspråk: om ord og kropp [Body language: on word and body], Det Norske Samlaget, →ISBN, page 25:[...] (det gjeld vel berre dei mest hissige blant oss, dei som har vore i slåstkamp og fått litt frynsete øyro).- (well, that probably only applies to the most aggressive among us, the ones who have been in fights and gotten some frayed ears).
2017 June 4, Henrik Mundal Andreassen, “Politiet fekk melding om slåstkamp [Police received message of fight]”, in nrk.no, archived from the original on 2020-06-21:Politiet køyrde ut etter melding om slåstkamp i eit byggjefelt- Police drove out after a message of a fight on a construction site
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