sokn

See also: sókn

Norwegian Bokmål

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Old Norse sókn

Noun

sokn f or m (definite singular sokna or soknen, indefinite plural sokner, definite plural soknene)
sokn n (definite singular soknet, indefinite plural sokn, definite plural sokna or soknene)

  1. A parish (part of a diocese).

Derived terms
  • annekssokn
  • hovedsokn
  • kirkesokn
  • lagsokn
  • soknebarn
  • soknebud
  • soknekall
  • soknekirke
  • sokneprest

References

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From Old Norse sókn

Noun

sokn f (definite singular sokna, indefinite plural sokner, definite plural soknene)
sokn n (definite singular soknet, indefinite plural sokn, definite plural sokna)

  1. A parish (part of a diocese).

Derived terms
  • annekssokn
  • domssokn
  • hovudsokn
  • kyrkjesokn
  • lagsokn
  • soknebarn
  • soknebod
  • soknediakon
  • soknefolk
  • soknehjelp
  • soknekall
  • soknekommune
  • soknekyrkje
  • soknemøte
  • sokneprest
  • sokneråd
  • soknerådsmedlem
  • soknesyster
  • soknesøster

References

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sókn, from Proto-Germanic *sōkniz.

Noun

sōkn f

  1. parish
  2. prosecution (law)

Declension
Declension of sōkn (i-stem)
singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative sōkn sōknin sōkni(r), -e(r) sōknina(r), -ena(r)
accusative sōkn sōknina, -ena sōkni(r), -e(r) sōknina(r), -ena(r)
dative sōkn sōkninni, -inne sōknum, -om sōknumin, -omen
genitive sōkna(r) sōkninna(r) sōkna sōknanna

Descendants
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