maske

From Medieval Latin masca, mascha (“mask, ghost”).

• IPA^(key): /maskə/, [ˈmasɡ̊ə]

maske c (singular definite masken, plural indefinite masker)

1. mask
2. make-up, makeup

• maske on the Danish Wikipedia.Wikipedia ^da

From Old Norse mǫskvi.

• IPA^(key): /maskə/, [ˈmasɡ̊ə]

maske c (singular definite masken, plural indefinite masker)

1. mesh
2. stitch

• Maske (flertydig) on the Danish Wikipedia.Wikipedia ^da

Possibly from Arabic; via Italian, French masque and German Maske.

maske f or m (definite singular maska or masken, indefinite plural masker, definite plural maskene)

1. a mask

• dykkermaske
• støvmaske

• maskere

From Old Norse mǫskvi.

maske f or m (definite singular maska or masken, indefinite plural masker, definite plural maskene)

1. (knitting) a stitch
2. (in nets) mesh

• “maske” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Possibly from Arabic; via Italian, French masque and German Maske.

maske f (definite singular maska, indefinite plural masker, definite plural maskene)

1. a mask

• støvmaske

From Old Norse mǫskvi.

• moske

maske m (definite singular masken, indefinite plural maskar, definite plural maskane)

maske f (definite singular maska, indefinite plural masker, definite plural maskene)

1. (knitting) a stitch
2. (in nets) mesh

• “maske” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

Borrowed from French masqué.

maske (definite accusative maskeyi, plural maskeler)

1. mask