mjúkr
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Old Norse
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Adjective
1.2.1
Antonyms
1.2.2
Derived terms
1.2.3
Descendants
Old Norse
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Etymology
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From
Proto-Germanic
*meuk-
, from
Proto-Indo-European
*mewg-
(
“
slimy, slippery
”
)
.
Adjective
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mjúkr
soft
meek
Antonyms
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(
soft
)
:
harðr
Derived terms
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mjúkleikr
Descendants
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Danish:
myg
Faroese:
mjúkur
Icelandic:
mjúkur
Norwegian:
myk
(
Bokmål
)
,
mjuk
Swedish:
mjuk
Categories
:
Old Norse terms inherited from Proto-Germanic
Old Norse terms derived from Proto-Germanic
Old Norse terms derived from Proto-Indo-European
Old Norse lemmas
Old Norse adjectives
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