potet.
a potato (plant and vegetable)
Meaning & usage
a potato (plant and vegetable)
bakt potet
en varm potet
whitey (derogatory term used to refer to ethnic Norwegians, mostly by allochthone populations)
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Danish potet, from English potato, from Spanish patata, from Taíno batata. In Denmark it was displaced by German kartoffel, which never established itself in Norway. Both words stem from the 18th century when the potato first became common in Scandinavia.
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