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-onne
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Norwegian Nynorsk
Alternative forms
nn -inje (Sunnmøre)
nn -un (Setesdal, Hallingdal, Valdres)
Etymology
From nn gmq-mno -onne, from nn non -unni
Pronunciation
nn /ʊnə/ /ɔnə/
Suffix
nn suffix
nn archaic or dialectal Used to form dative case of weak feminine singular definite nouns
nn i nn kyrkja kyrkjonne - in the church
Usage notes
Not all dialects maintain the distinction between weak and strong feminine nouns, and in some dialects the strong ending nn -enne is used for both.
See also
nn -om (definite dative plural)
nn -e (masculine and neuter definite dative singular)
nn -enne (strong feminine definite dative singular)
References
Ivar Aasen: Norsk Grammatik, Universitetsforlaget, 1867''
Kjell Venås & Martin Sjekkeland, Dialekter i Noreg (read 04/04/26)
Old English
Suffix
ang suf
ang -enne