spott.
mockery, derision, scorn; mocking words, facial expressions, or behaviour
Meaning & usage
mockery, derision, scorn; mocking words, facial expressions, or behaviour
Han ble møtt med latter og spott.
something or someone that is mocked, ridiculed, or held up to scorn; a laughingstock
Han ble gjort til spott for alle.
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse spottr, spott (“mockery, scorn”), from Proto-Germanic *spuþþaz (“mockery, scorn”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk spott, Danish spot (“mockery, scorn”), Swedish spott, German Spott and Dutch spot (“mockery, derision”).
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