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blokkdag.

block day; a school day on which the ordinary timetable is replaced by one or a small number of subjects taught in long consecutive blocks, typically with one subject occupying most or all of the day

8 characters2 syllables approx.Norsk bokmål language

Meaning & usage

noun/²ˈblɔkːˌdɑːɡ/[ˈblɔ̂kːˌdɑ̌ːɡ]
  1. block day; a school day on which the ordinary timetable is replaced by one or a small number of subjects taught in long consecutive blocks, typically with one subject occupying most or all of the day

    masculine
    På fredag har klassen blokkdag i fysikk og kan arbeide med laboratorieforsøk hele dagen.
Where this word comes from

From blokk (“block”) + dag (“day”), literally “block day”. The first element, blokk (“block”), is from Middle Low German block (“block”). Here it is used in the abstract sense of a coherent or continuous unit, referring to ordinary teaching periods being grouped into longer blocks. Compare blokkundervisning (“block teaching, block instruction”). The second element, dag (“day”), is inherited from Old Norse dagr (“day”), and is related to døgn (“24-hour period”). Compare the parallel formations Norwegian Nynorsk blokkdag and Danish blokdag (“block day”).

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