soge

See also: Soge, söge, and søge

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology 1

From Old Norse saga f with -o- from oblique sǫgu, whence also sogu. From Proto-Germanic *sagǭ f (“story”). Doublet of saga.

Alternative forms

• soga
• sogu (Midlandsnormalen, eastern dialects)
• sugu, søgu, søge, soka, soggo (dialectal)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /²soːɡə/, [²sɞ̞ːɡə]

Noun

soge f (definite singular soga, indefinite plural soger, definite plural sogene)

1. a story

   Denne soga går inn i gløymsla.

   This story is about to become forgotten.

2. a saga
3. history

   Me er stolte av norsk soge.

   We are proud of Norwegian history.

Synonyms

• (story): forteljing, segn
• (saga): saga
• (history): historie

Derived terms

• bibelsoge
• boksoge
• bygdesoge
• dømesoge
• fornaldarsoge
• fornsoge
• fråsoge
• heimssoge
• islendingesoge
• jordsoge
• kjærleikssoge
• kongesoge
• kvardagssoge
• kyrkjesoge
• lidingssoge
• livssoge
• ljugarsoge
• lygesoge
• målsoge
• noregssoge
• pasjonssoge
• sannsoge
• skapingssoge
• sogebok
• sogegranskar
• sogekjerring
• sogemann
• sogeskrivar
• sogestubb
• sogetid
• tilbliingssoge
• tilvertingssoge
• undersoge
• verdssoge
• ættesoge
• åndssoge

 

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /²soːʝə/, [²sɞ̞ːʝə], [²sɞ̞ːɟ͡ʝə], /²soːɡə/, [²sɞ̞ːɡə]

Participle

soge

1. neuter of sogen

Verb

soge

1. supine of suga

References

• “soge” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.