folk og fæ

Danish

Etymology

From folk +‎ og +‎ fæ. Literally, “people and livestock”, compare Norwegian folk og fe and Swedish folk och fä.

Phrase

folk og fæ

  1. (literally) people and livestock; humans and animals; man and beast
  2. (idiomatic) one and all, all and sundry

References

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