blomst
Danish
Inflection
Declension of blomst
common gender |
Singular | Plural | ||
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indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
nominative | blomst | blomsten | blomster | blomsterne |
genitive | blomsts | blomstens | blomsters | blomsternes |
Norwegian Bokmål
Alternative forms
- blomster (obsolete)
Etymology
From obsolete blomster (not to be confused with the modern indefinite plural form), from Old Norse blómstr (compare with Norwegian Nynorsk blomster), a synonym to blóm and blomi (compare blom and blome/blomme and English bloom), a collective noun for flowers and leaves, akin to Dutch bloesem, bloem, German Blume and English blossom.
Noun
blomst m (definite singular blomsten, indefinite plural blomster, definite plural blomstene)
- a flower, blossom
- En plante er ofte bygget opp av en rot, stengel, blad og blomst.
- A plant is often composed of a root, stalk, leaf and flower.
- Det var en perfekt dag for å plukke blomster.
- It was a perfect day to pick flowers.
- Trærne står i full blomst.
- The trees are in full blossom.
- De er selve blomsten av fotballaget.
- They are the very flower of the football team.
- Den skjønneste jordens blomst er smilet. (Henrik Wergeland)
- The most beautiful flower on Earth is a smile.
Derived terms
Terms derived from blomst
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References
- “blomst” in The Ordnett Dictionary
- “blomst” in The Bokmål Dictionary.
- Online Etymology Dictionary entry on "blossom" and "bloom"
- search on "blomst" on Ordtak.no - web site containing quotes and citations
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