bainn
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Norwegian Nynorsk
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[edit]Verb
[edit]bainn (past bainna)
- (dialectal, Trøndelag dialect) Alternative form of banna (“to curse, to swear”)
Noun
[edit]bainn n (definite singular bainnet, indefinite plural bainn, definite plural bainna)
- (dialectal, Trøndelag dialect) Alternative form of band (“ribbon, fetter, collar”)
- 1975, Birger Jørstad (lyrics and music), “w:nn:Hainnhoinn i bainn (a song made for illustration of Norwegian dialectal palatalization)”:
- De va en gang de kåmm en mainn
med en hainnhoinn i et bainn i eine hainna,
å i ainnerhainna hoill ’n i nå
såm klonka litegrainn,
å såm vesstnåk va et spainn
som hainn ha vårri nerri fjæresainn å foinni.- Once, there came a man
having in his one hand a male dog wearing a collar,
and in his other hand he held something
what clucked a little bit,
and apparently was a bucket
which he has found (when looking) in the beach sand.
- Once, there came a man