skottulæknir
Icelandic
Etymology
From skottu- (“quack, false”) and læknir (“a doctor, a physician”).
Noun
skottulæknir m (genitive singular skottulæknis, nominative plural skottulæknar)
- a quack, a charlatan, a medicaster, a quacksalver
Declension
declension of skottulæknir
| m-s1 | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | skottulæknir | skottulæknirinn | skottulæknar | skottulæknarnir |
| accusative | skottulækni | skottulækninn | skottulækna | skottulæknana |
| dative | skottulækni | skottulækninum | skottulæknum | skottulæknunum |
| genitive | skottulæknis | skottulæknisins | skottulækna | skottulæknanna |
Related terms
- skottulækningar (quackery)
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