gnager

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From the verb gnage ("to gnaw") and the suffix -er, in this sense added to a verb to denote something doing the action described by said verb.

Noun

gnager m (definite singular gnageren, indefinite plural gnagere, definite plural gnagerne)

  1. A rodent, mammal of the order Rodentia.
    Mus, bever og ekorn er gnagere
    Mice, beavers and squirrels are rodents.

Verb

gnager

  1. present of gnage

Swedish

Verb

gnager

  1. present indicative of gnaga

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