gror

Norwegian Bokmål

Verb

gror

  1. present of gro

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology 1

Verb

gror

  1. present of gro

Etymology 2

From Old Norse gróðr, from Proto-Germanic *grōduz, *grōdiz, ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *gʰreh₁- (“to grow”).

Noun

gror m (definite singular groren, indefinite plural grorar, definite plural grorane)

  1. (figurative or biology, though chiefly botany) growth
  2. (botany) plant embryo
    Synonyms: kime, groe
  3. (figurative, by extension) source; origin; beginning
  4. something which has grows or has grown; vegetation
Derived terms
  • grorblad
  • grorbotn
  • grorjord
  • grorknopp
  • grornæm
  • grorpigg
  • grorplante
  • grorsam
  • grorsekk
  • grorstengel
  • grorstilk
  • grortid
  • grorvêr
  • potetgror
  • vårgror

References

Swedish

Verb

gror

  1. present indicative of gro
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