fouke

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Jamtish[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Derived from fýke "fly around (e.g. of down or fluff)", from Old Norse fjúka.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): [²fɞʉː.k], [²fɞyː.k], [²fɛʉː.k], [²fɞʉː.kə]

Noun[edit]

fouke f

  1. a little while, a short while
    Dú kann fel staðne i líta fouke.
    Can you not stay a little while?

Declension[edit]