FromMiddle Englishfrosk, fromOld Englishfrosc,frox(“frog”) andOld Norsefroskr(“frog”); both fromProto-Germanic*fruskaz,*fruþskaz(“frog”), fromProto-Indo-European*prew-(“to jump, hop”).Doublet offrosh.
frosk (pluralfrosks)
frosk
frosk
FromOld Norsefroskr, fromProto-Germanic*fruskaz, fromProto-Indo-European*prew-(“jump, hop”).
frosk m (definite singularfrosken,indefinite pluralfrosker,definite pluralfroskene)
FromOld Norsefroskr, fromProto-Germanic*fruskaz, fromProto-Indo-European*prew-(“jump, hop”).
frosk m (definite singularfrosken,indefinite pluralfroskar,definite pluralfroskane)
FromProto-West Germanic*frosk.
frosk m
| case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | frosk | froska |
| accusative | frosk | froska |
| genitive | froskes | frosko |
| dative | froske | froskum |
| instrumental | frosku | — |
