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joggedress.

tracksuit; a matching sportswear outfit, typically consisting of trousers and a jacket or sweatshirt, used for exercise or casual wear

10 characters3 syllables approx.Norsk bokmål language

Meaning & usage

noun/²ˈjɔɡːəˌdrɛs/[ˈjɔ̂ɡːəˌdrɛs]
  1. tracksuit; a matching sportswear outfit, typically consisting of trousers and a jacket or sweatshirt, used for exercise or casual wear

    masculine
    Hun tok på seg joggedressen før hun gikk ut.
Where this word comes from

Pseudo-anglicism, derived from jog (“to jog”) + dress (“clothing, attire”). The formation corresponds to Norwegian jogge (“to jog”) + dress (“suit; leisure or sports outfit”), literally “jogging outfit”. Both elements are ultimately from English. The first element is from English jog, of uncertain further origin. The second element ultimately belongs to the etymological family of English dress, from Middle English dressen, through Old French dresser, and is ultimately related to Latin regō (“to rule, guide”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₃reǵ- (“to straighten, direct”). Sunde (2018), following Graedler (2002), specifically classifies joggedress as a pseudo-loan because it was coined from English loan material but lacks a direct English model. Sunde notes, however, that it can also be viewed as ordinary Norwegian word formation from established English loans.

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