kverksott

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From kverk (“throat”) +‎ sott (“disease”). May also be analyzed as an apocoped version of kverka (“to kill, to strangle”) +‎ sott (“disease”), which can be seen in the old Danicized spelling Qværkesot (normalized as kverkesott, also used in Bokmål).

Noun

kverksott f (definite singular kverksotta, indefinite plural kverksotter, definite plural kverksottene)

  1. (veterinary medicine) strangles, Coryza contagiosa equorum
    Synonyms: kversill, kverksvull, kverke
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