sodd.
a traditional Norwegian soup-like dish based on clear broth, often containing mutton, meatballs, grains, cabbage, or vegetables
Meaning & usage
a traditional Norwegian soup-like dish based on clear broth, often containing mutton, meatballs, grains, cabbage, or vegetables
a traditional Norwegian soup-like dish based on clear broth, often containing mutton, meatballs, grains, cabbage, or vegetables broth, stock; liquid in which something, especially meat or fish, has been boiled
slop, mash; wet feed made from flour, hayseed, or washings, especially for cattle or pigs
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse soð (“broth, soup”), from Proto-Germanic *sudą (“boiling; broth”), from the root of sjóða (“to boil”). Doublet of sø (“broth, meat soup”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk sodd and sod, Danish sod, Swedish sod, Icelandic soð and Faroese soð (“broth, stock”).
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