gubbe
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Unknown, but some believe it to be a shortening of the word godbonde (“good farmer, husband”), also thought to be borrowed directly from Swedish gubbe. Probably akin to the Nynorsk verb guve (“to stand crouching”), which is from Old Norse gaupn (“something bent”).
gubbe m (definite singular gubben, indefinite plural gubber, definite plural gubbene)
gubbe m (definite singular gubben, indefinite plural gubbar, definite plural gubbane)
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gubbe c
nominative | genitive | ||
---|---|---|---|
singular | indefinite | gubbe | gubbes |
definite | gubben | gubbens | |
plural | indefinite | gubbar | gubbars |
definite | gubbarna | gubbarnas |
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