bergknatt.
a small rocky top, outcrop, or knoll
Meaning & usage
a small rocky top, outcrop, or knoll
De hadde utsikt over lyngkledde bergknatter.
Where this word comes from
From berg (“rock; mountain”) + knatt (“small rocky outcrop, knoll”). The first element is from Old Norse berg (“rock, mountain”), from Proto-Germanic *bergą (“mountain, hill”), and the second element is from Old Norse knattr (“stud, button, knob, ball”), from Proto-Germanic *knattuz. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk bergknatt (“small rocky top, outcrop”).
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