trygd
See also: trygð
Norwegian Bokmål
Etymology
From Old Norse trygð.
Noun
trygd f or m (definite singular trygda or trygden, indefinite plural trygder, definite plural trygdene)
- insurance (social security, national health etc.)
- benefit (in compound words)
- guarantee, protection, security
Derived terms
Related terms
Norwegian Nynorsk
Etymology 1
From Old Norse trygð, from Proto-Germanic *triwwiþō.
Noun
trygd f (definite singular trygda, indefinite plural trygder, definite plural trygdene)
- insurance (social security, national health etc.)
- benefit (in compound words)
- guarantee, protection, security
Derived terms
- alderstrygd
- arbeidsløysetrygd
- barnetrygd
- folketrygd
- framtrygd
- frostskadetrygd
- morstrygd
- pantetrygd
- rettstrygd
- sidetrygd
- sjuketrygd
- sosialtrygd
- trygdebrev
- trygdebustad
- trygdeetat
- trygdegivar
- trygdegjevar
- trygdeheim
- trygdekasse
- trygdekontor
- trygdelag
- trygdemisbruk
- trygdeordning
- trygdepengar
- trygdepremie
- trygderett
- trygderåd
- trygdesjef
- trygdesum
- trygdetakar
- uføretrygd
- ulukkestrygd
- ulukketrygd
- ulykkestrygd
- ulykketrygd
- utrygd
- yrkesskadetrygd
Etymology 2
From the verb trygge.
Participle
trygd (masculine and feminine trygd, neuter trygd or trygt, definite singular and plural trygde)
Etymology 3
From the verb trygde.
References
- “trygd” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.
Anagrams
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