skitne.
to become dirty; to get soiled
Meaning & usage
to become dirty; to get soiled
to dirty, soil, sully; to make dirty
Hun har skitnet ut alle klærne sine.
skitne til/ut
Where this word comes from
From skitten (“dirty, filthy, grimy”), after the pattern of adjective-derived verbs in -ne (“verb-forming suffix”), as in gulne (“to yellow”) and rødne (“to redden”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk skitne (“to dirty, soil”).
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