/çʊkː/
OpphavFrom Old Norse þjokkr, þjukkr, and þykkr, from Proto-Germanic *þekuz. Akin to English thick.
- thick, fat, chubby
“Den mistenkte vart skildra som noko tjukk.” — The suspect was described as being somewhat fat.
- thick, dense
“Midt i tjukkaste skogen fann dei eit gamalt hus.” — In the middle of a dense forest they found an old house.
Formertjukt(neuter) · tjukke(definite, plural, singular) · tjukkare(comparative) · tjukkast(indefinite, superlative) · tjukkaste(definite, superlative)