mysa.
to have it nice and cozy; to enjoy oneself, to feel cozy, etc.
Meaning & usage
to have it nice and cozy; to enjoy oneself, to feel cozy, etc.
Katten ligger och myser i solen
mysa vid brasan
to have it nice and cozy; to enjoy oneself, to feel cozy, etc. to snuggle
De ligger och myser
To smile (with only slight movement of the mouth), particularly as a sign of contentedness or comfort.
Where this word comes from
Attested since 1640. From Danish myse (“squint”) and Norwegian myse (“squint”), ultimately related to Ancient Greek μύω (múō, “to close ones lips/eyes”) and μυωπία (myopía, “near-sightedness; myopia”) and English myopic. Compare myssla (“to whistle; to squeak”, archaic, dialectal).
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