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Danish
Pronunciation
Noun
underlag n (singular definite underlaget, plural indefinite underlag)
- a flat piece or surface positioned under something else
- a support or foundation, a base (for a building or for a decision)
Declension
Norwegian Bokmål
Etymology
From under- + lag.
Noun
underlag n (definite singular underlaget, indefinite plural underlag, definite plural underlaga or underlagene)
- a base, basis, foundation
- a mat, pad, underlay, underlayer
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Norwegian Nynorsk
Etymology
From under- + lag.
Noun
underlag n (definite singular underlaget, indefinite plural underlag, definite plural underlaga)
- a base, basis, foundation
- a mat, pad, underlay, underlayer
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Swedish
Etymology
under (“under”) + lag (deverbal of ligga (“lie”))
Noun
underlag n
- an underlying surface or layer on which something is built or that supports something
- a foundation, a base (for a building)
Husen är byggda på ett underlag av sand- The houses are built on a foundation of sand
- a surface
springa på hårt underlag- run on a hard surface
ligga på mjukt underlag- lie on a soft surface
- (figuratively) a basis (something on which something rests or can rest)
ett beslutsunderlag- a basis for a decision / a basis for decision-making (often a document showing what goes into a decision)
Moderatorn stängde forumtråden eftersom han tyckte det saknades diskussionsunderlag- The moderator closed the forum thread because he felt there was no basis for discussion (nothing put forth to discuss)
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