løs

See also: -løs and Appendix:Variations of "los"

Danish

Etymology

From Old Norse lauss.

Adjective

løs (neuter løst, plural and definite singular attributive løse, comparative løsere, superlative (predicative) løsest, superlative (attributive) løseste)

  1. loose, not tight

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology 1

From Old Norse lauss through Danish løs.

Alternative forms

Adjective

løs (neuter singular løst, definite singular and plural løse, comparative løsere, indefinite superlative løsest, definite superlative løseste)

  1. free (unconstrained)
  2. loose
  3. flimsy
Derived terms

Verb

løs

  1. imperative of løse

References

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse lauss, from Proto-Germanic *lausaz.

Adjective

lø̄s

  1. loose, free
  2. unchecked, unstoppable
  3. soft, flexible
  4. dissolved
  5. powdered

Declension
Declension of lø̄s (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lø̄s lø̄s lø̄st
accusative lø̄san lø̄sa lø̄st
dative lø̄sum
lø̄som		 lø̄si, -e
lø̄si, -e		 lø̄su
lø̄so
genitive lø̄s lø̄sar lø̄s
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lø̄sir
lø̄ser		 lø̄sar lø̄s
accusative lø̄sa lø̄sar lø̄s
dative lø̄sum
lø̄som		 lø̄sum
lø̄som		 lø̄sum
lø̄som
genitive lø̄sa
lø̄sa		 lø̄sa
lø̄sa		 lø̄sa
lø̄sa
Declension of lø̄s (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lø̄si
lø̄se		 lø̄sa lø̄sa
accusative lø̄sa lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄sa
dative lø̄sa lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄sa
genitive lø̄sa lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄sa
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so
accusative lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so
dative lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so
genitive lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so		 lø̄su
lø̄so

Descendants
  • Swedish: lös
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