nǫkkvi

See also: Nǫkkvi, nökkvi, and Nökkvi

Old Norse

Etymology 1

From nǫkkurr.

Alternative forms
  • nøkkvi, nekkvi

Adverb

nǫkkvi

  1. somewhat, a little

Etymology 2

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Noun

nǫkkvi m (genitive nǫkkva)

  1. boat, ship
  2. a sea king's name
  3. Nǫkkvi, a personal name. (See also Nökkvi)
Declension
  Declension of nǫkkvi (weak an-stem)
masculine singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative nǫkkvi nǫkkvinn nǫkkvar nǫkkvarnir
accusative nǫkkva nǫkkvann nǫkkva nǫkkvana
dative nǫkkva nǫkkvanum nǫkkum nǫkkunum
genitive nǫkkva nǫkkvans nǫkkva nǫkkvanna
  Declension of nǫkkvi (weak an-stem)
masculine singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative Nǫkkvi Nǫkkvinn Nǫkkvar Nǫkkvarnir
accusative Nǫkkva Nǫkkvann Nǫkkva Nǫkkvana
dative Nǫkkva Nǫkkvanum Nǫkkum Nǫkkunum
genitive Nǫkkva Nǫkkvans Nǫkkva Nǫkkvanna

References
  • Heggstad, L.; Hødnebø, F; and Simensen E. (1990) Norrøn Ordbok, Oslo: Det norske samlaget
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