yter

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology 1

From yte +‎ -er

Noun

yter m (definite singular yteren, indefinite plural ytere, definite plural yterne)

  1. contributor, payer, provider (often used in compound words)
Derived terms

See also
  • ytar (Nynorsk)

Verb

yter

  1. present of yte

References

Vilamovian

Pronunciation
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Noun

yter f (plural ytyn)

  1. snake, serpent

Westrobothnian

Etymology

From Old Norse ýtri, comparative of út = ut.

Adjective

yter (comparative yter, superlative yterst)

  1. (comparative degree) Outer.
  2. (superlative degree) Outmost.
    hä var yterst mån hä gikk ― by a small margin it worked

Adverb

yter (comparative yter, superlative yterst)

  1. (comparative degree) On/by that which is outer.
    tjør ytęr ― to drive on the outer [road]
  2. (superlative degree) On/by that which is outmost.

Derived terms
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