klekke

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From Old Norse klekja.

Verb

klekke (imperative klekk, present tense klekker, passive klekkes, simple past klekka or klekket or klekte, past participle klekka or klekket or klekt, present participle klekkende)

  1. to hatch (ut / out) (emerge from an egg; also used figuratively - to hatch a plan etc.)

References

Norwegian Nynorsk

Verb

klekke (present tense klekker, past tense klekte, past participle klekt, passive infinitive klekkast, present participle klekkande, imperative klekk)

  1. alternative form of klekkja
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