by(“city”) +‎del(“part”)

bydel c (singular definitebydelen,plural indefinitebydele)

1. Aquarter; apart of a town or city;(Australia, New Zealand) asuburb

Fromby +‎del.

bydel m (definite singularbydelen,indefinite pluralbydeler,definite pluralbydelene)

1. part oftown,(Australia, New Zealand)suburb

   den øvrebydelen - the upper part of the town

• “bydel” inThe Bokmål Dictionary.

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Fromby +‎del.

bydel m (definite singularbydelen,indefinite pluralbydelar,definite pluralbydelane)

1. part oftown;(Australia, New Zealand)suburb

• “bydel” inThe Nynorsk Dictionary.

FromProto-West Germanic*budil, fromProto-Germanic*budilaz(“messenger, herald”), from*beudaną(“to stretch out, extend, offer”), fromProto-Indo-European*bʰewdʰ-(“to make aware”), equivalent tobod +‎-el. Akin toOld High Germanbutil(“beadle, court officer”),Old Englishbēodan(“to announce”). More atbid.

• IPA^(key): /ˈby.del/

bydel m

1. preacher
2. beadle,apparitor
3. warrant officer

Stronga-stem:

• bēodan
• bod
• boda

• Middle English:budel,beodel,bidel,bedel
  • English:beadle
  • Scots:bedel,beddel,beddal

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