lekse

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From Middle Low German lectie, lexe, ultimately from Latin lectio. Doublet of leksjon.

Noun

lekse m or f (definite singular leksa or leksen, indefinite plural lekser, definite plural leksene)

  1. a lesson
  2. homework (schoolwork done at home)

Derived terms

References

Norwegian Nynorsk

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Noun

lekse f (definite singular leksa, indefinite plural lekser, definite plural leksene)

  1. a lesson
  2. homework (as above)
    Hugs å få gjort leksene!
    Remember to get your homework done!

Derived terms

  • heimelekse
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