OprindelseFrom Old Norse smeygja, from Proto-Germanic *smaugijaną. Related to smyge.
- to take clothes off (or on)
- to relieve oneself of responsibility or something weighing down or troubling
- to roll up or fold up a piece of clothing (as to shorten it)
“smøg ærmerne op” — roll up your sleeves
- informal, uncommonto smoke
- common-gendernarrow and (sometimes) dark alleyway or passage between two larger buildings (usually connects two larger streets)
Formersmøg(imperative) · at smøge(infinitive) · smøger(present) · smøgede(past) · smøget(perfect) · smøger(active, present) · smøges(passive, present) · smøgede(active, past) · smøgedes(passive, past) · smøge(active, infinitive) · smøges(infinitive, passive) · smøg(active, imperative) · -(imperative, passive) · smøgende(participle, present) · smøget(participle, past) · auxiliary verb have(participle, past) · smøgen(gerund, participle) · smøgen(definite, singular) · smøger(indefinite, plural) · smøge(indefinite, nominative, singular)
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