sokn

See also: sókn

Norwegian Bokmål

Alternative forms

sogn

Etymology

Noun

sokn f, m (definite singular sokna or soknen, indefinite plural sokner, definite plural soknene)
sokn n (definite singular soknet, indefinite plural sokn, definite plural sokna or soknene)

A parish (part of a diocese).

Derived terms

Terms derived from sokn

annekssokn
hovedsokn
kirkesokn

lagsokn
soknebarn
soknebud

soknekall
soknekirke
sokneprest

References

“sokn” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From Old Norse sókn

Noun

sokn f (definite singular sokna, indefinite plural sokner, definite plural soknene)
sokn n (definite singular soknet, indefinite plural sokn, definite plural sokna)

A parish (part of a diocese).

Derived terms

Terms derived from sokn

annekssokn
domssokn
hovudsokn
kyrkjesokn
lagsokn
soknebarn
soknebod

soknediakon
soknefolk
soknehjelp
soknekall
soknekommune
soknekyrkje

soknemøte
sokneprest
sokneråd
soknerådsmedlem
soknesyster
soknesøster

References

“sokn” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse sókn, from Proto-Germanic *sōkniz.

Noun

sōkn f

parish
prosecution (law)

Declension

Declension of sōkn (i-stem)

	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	sōkn	sōknin	sōkni(r), -e(r)	sōknina(r), -ena(r)
accusative	sōkn	sōknina, -ena	sōkni(r), -e(r)	sōknina(r), -ena(r)
dative	sōkn	sōkninni, -inne	sōknum, -om	sōknumin, -omen
genitive	sōkna(r)	sōkninna(r)	sōkna	sōknanna

Descendants

Swedish: socken

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