• IPA^(key):[ˈmøːðə]

Derived from the verb. Compare alsoSwedishmöte n. It has replaced the older word fromOld Norsemót, derived from*mōtą, which has survived in Danish only as the prepositionsmod(“towards”),imod(“against”).

møde n (singular definitemødet,plural indefinitemøder)

1. meeting
2. encounter
3. appointment
4. conference
5. rally

FromOld Norsemœta(“to meet”), fromProto-Germanic*mōtijaną, cognate withSwedishmöta,Englishmeet,Dutchmoeten. Derived from*mōtą, henceOld Norsemót,Englishmoot.

møde (imperativemød,infinitiveatmøde,present tensemøder,past tensemødte,perfect tenseharmødt)

1. tomeet,encounter(transitive)
2. toshow up(intransitive, normally with a preposition phrase)
3. (passive voice) tomeet(reciprocal),seemødes

• “møde” inDen Danske Ordbog

FromOld Norsemœði.Doublet ofmøye.

møde f orm (definite singularmødaormøden,indefinite pluralmøder,definite pluralmødene)

1. tiredness

• “møde” inThe Bokmål Dictionary.

• møda(verb)
• (noun):møda (non-standard since2012)

FromOld Norsemœða.

møde (present tensemøder,past tensemødde,past participlemødt/mødd,passive infinitivemødast,present participlemødande,imperativemød)

1. (transitive) to makeweary,wear out
2. (reflexive) totoil
3. (transitive) tobother

• møde ut

møde f (definite singularmøda,indefinite pluralmøder,definite pluralmødene)

1. tiredness,fatigue
2. abother

• “møde” inThe Nynorsk Dictionary.

• døme,ødem