huldren.
bewitched; dazed, strange or reclusive, traditionally believed to result from having seen a huldre or the underground folk, or having been in their power bewitched; dazed, strange or reclusive, traditionally believed to result from having seen a huldre or the underground folk, or having been in their power
Meaning & usage
bewitched; dazed, strange or reclusive, traditionally believed to result from having seen a huldre or the underground folk, or having been in their power bewitched; dazed, strange or reclusive, traditionally believed to result from having seen a huldre or the underground folk, or having been in their power
Etter møtet i skogen ble han stille og huldren.
uncanny, eerie; suggestive of the presence or influence of a hulder, the underground folk, or other supernatural beings
Det var litt huldrent inne mellom de gamle bergene.
Where this word comes from
hulder (“hulder”) + -en (“characterized by, resembling”). The adjective-forming suffix is inherited from Proto-Germanic *-īnaz (“belonging to, characterized by, made of”). The base hulder ultimately belongs to the family of Old Norse hylja (“to hide”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱel- (“to hide”). First attested in 1850. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk huldren (“bewitched, strange”).
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