praktfull

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From prakt +‎ -full

Adjective

praktfull (masculine and feminine praktfull, neuter praktfullt, definite singular and plural praktfulle, comparative mer praktfull, superlative mest praktfull)

1. magnificent, splendid
   • 2013, "Tut-Ankh-Amon, min elskede" by Bodil Storm, Pyramideforlaget →ISBN [1]

     "Der er Amons Tempel," sa en stemme ved siden av meg. En medpassasjer som jeg tidligere hadde vekslet noen ord med, stod ved min side og pekte. "Er det ikke flott!" Jo, jeg nikket. Flott var det, storslagent og praktfullt, med en diger obelisk foran.

     "There's Amon's Temple," said a voice to the side of me. A fellow traveller that I had exchanged some words with earlier, stood by my side and pointed. "Isn't it superb!" Yes, I nodded. Superb it was, impressive and magnificent, with a huge obelisk in front.

2. elegant, gorgeous

References

• “praktfull” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

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Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From prakt +‎ -full

Adjective

praktfull (neuter praktfullt, definite singular and plural praktfulle, comparative meir praktfull, superlative mest praktfull)

1. magnificent, splendid
2. elegant, gorgeous

References

• “praktfull” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.