súrepli
Faroese
súrepli
Etymology
From súrur (“sour”) + epli, a word that originally meant apple (and still retains that sense in biblical and poetical context), but which has now become the common term for potato (otherwise termed jørðepli), hence the need to differentiate the meaning of “apple”.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈsʉurˌɛplɪ]
Noun
súrepli n (genitive singular súreplis, plural súrepli or súreplir)
- apple (fruit of Malus domestica)
Declension
| n24 | Singular | Plural | ||
| Indefinite | Definite | Indefinite | Definite | |
| Nominative | súrepli | súreplið | súrepli(r) | súreplini |
| Accusative | súrepli | súreplið | súrepli(r) | súreplini |
| Dative | súrepli | súrepl(i)num | súreplum | súreplunum |
| Genitive | súreplis | súreplisins | súrepla | súreplanna |
Derived terms
Related terms
- appilsin
- stikkulsber
- jarðber
- hindber
- rabarba
- kirsuber
- rossaber
- bláber
- reyðber
- svartber
- berjalyngur
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