/²mɔs.kə/
OpphavFrom Old Norse mǫskvi m, from Proto-Germanic *maskwǭ f (“loop, knot; mesh”). Cognates include Icelandic möskvi and English mesh. The verb is derived from the noun.
- feminine, masculinea stitch
- masculinea mosque
- to knit one or more stitch
Formermosken(definite, singular) · moska(definite, singular) · mosker(indefinite, plural) · moskar(indefinite, plural) · moskene(definite, plural) · moskane(definite, plural) · maska(alternative) · maske(alternative) · moska(alternative) · moskar(present) · moska(past) · moska(participle, past) · moskast(infinitive, passive) · moskande(participle, present) · moske(imperative) · mosk(imperative) · moskeen(definite, singular) · moskear(indefinite, plural) · moskeane(definite, plural) · moské(alternative)
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