dynta
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Etymology
Compare Old Norse dyntr.
Verb
dynta (present tense dyntar, past tense dynta, past participle dynta, passive infinitive dyntast, present participle dyntande, imperative dynta/dynt)
- To push, rock.
- To attitudinise.
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