fræv

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From Old Norse frær (accusative frævan), frjár, frjór, from Proto-Germanic *fraiwijaz (“fertile”).

Adjective

fræv (neuter frævt, definite singular and plural fræve, comparative frævare, indefinite superlative frævast, definite superlative frævaste)

  1. fertile

References

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