torpedere

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From torpedo +‎ -ere.

Verb

torpedere

1. to torpedo (e.g. a ship; also figurative)
   • 2011, Tom Egeland, H. Aschehoug, Sirkelens ende‎^[1], Co, →ISBN:

     Hvis observasjonen er riktig, torpederer den naturlovenes mest absolutte grense - lysets hastighet.

     If the observation is correct, it torpedoes the laws of nature's most absolute limit - the speed of light.

Conjugation

Conjugation of torpedere

Infinitive	å torpedere
Present	torpederer
Past	torpederte
Present perfect	har torpedert
Imperative	torpeder!
Past participle
masculine/feminine	torpedert
neuter	torpedert
definite	torpederte
plural	torpederte
Present participle¹
¹ indeclinable	torpederende

References

• “torpedere” in The Bokmål Dictionary.
• “torpedere” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB).

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From torpedo +‎ -ere.

Verb

torpedere (present tense torpederer, past tense torpederte, past participle torpedert, passive infinitive torpederast, present participle torpederande, imperative torpeder)

1. to torpedo (e.g. a ship; also figurative)

Alternative forms

• torpedera

References

• “torpedere” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.