morr.
chopped or ground offal from a slaughtered animal
Meaning & usage
chopped or ground offal from a slaughtered animal
a sausage, especially one which has been cured, made from such a mixture
something crumbled or broken into small pieces; crumbs or debris
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse mǫrr (“fat, tallow”), from Proto-Norse *marhwa- (“tallow, suet”), from Proto-Germanic *marhwaz (“tallow, suet”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *merk- (“to decay”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk morr (“chopped offal; offal sausage”), Faroese mørur and Icelandic mör (“suet”). For the dialectal sense “crumbled matter”, compare Icelandic mor (“sediment, mud; small pieces”).
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