feðgin.
father and daughter
Meaning & usage
father and daughter
ein/tvenn/þrenn/fern feðgin
við feðginin
parents (mother and father)
Where this word comes from
From Old Norse feðgin (“father and mother; father and daughter”), derived from Proto-Germanic *fadrigaz (literally “paternal”) + *-īnaz (“made from”, adjectival suffix). By surface analysis, feðgar (“father and son; parents”) + -inn (adjectival suffix).
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