þrǫngr

Old Norse

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þrangwaz.

Adjective

þrǫngr (accusative þrǫngvan)

1. narrow

Declension

    Strong declension of þrǫngr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	þrǫngr	þrǫng	þrǫngt
accusative	þrǫngvan	þrǫngva	þrǫngt
dative	þrǫngum	þrǫngri	þrǫngu
genitive	þrǫngs	þrǫngrar	þrǫngs
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	þrǫngvir	þrǫngvar	þrǫng
accusative	þrǫngva	þrǫngvar	þrǫng
dative	þrǫngum	þrǫngum	þrǫngum
genitive	þrǫngra	þrǫngra	þrǫngra

    Weak declension of þrǫngr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	þrǫngvi	þrǫngva	þrǫngva
accusative	þrǫngva	þrǫngu	þrǫngva
dative	þrǫngva	þrǫngu	þrǫngva
genitive	þrǫngva	þrǫngu	þrǫngva
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	þrǫngu	þrǫngu	þrǫngu
accusative	þrǫngu	þrǫngu	þrǫngu
dative	þrǫngum	þrǫngum	þrǫngum
genitive	þrǫngu	þrǫngu	þrǫngu

Descendants

• Danish: trang
• Faroese: trongur
• Icelandic: þröngur

• Norwegian: trang (Bokmål), trong (Nynorsk)
• Swedish: trång