trykblyant

Danish

Etymology

tryk (“press”) +‎ blyant (“pencil”)

Noun

trykblyant c (singular definite trykblyanten, plural indefinite trykblyanter)

1. mechanical pencil
   • year unknown, Ib Andersen, Den skinbarlige virkelighed →ISBN, page 215

     Nej, forresten! Jeg er jo løbet tør for stifter til min trykblyant.

     No, come to think of it! I have run out of leads for my propelling pencil.

   • 2015, Rune Kjær Rasmussen, Musikalsk ansvar & Musikalsk erindring: Digte & kortprosa, Books on Demand, →ISBN, page 107:

     Hvis du er fan af det konstant knækkende kan trykblyant anbefales. Disse ofte uhyggeligt tynde spidser, der skal manøvreres med et helt præcist tryk imod papiret er uopslideligt irriterende.

     If you are a fan of that which constantly breaks, a mechanical pencil is recommendable. These often frighteningly thin tips that must be maneuvered with a very specific pressure against the paper are unceasingly irritating.