FromOld Norsebáðir, fromProto-Germanic*bai-. Cognate withEnglishboth,Germanbeide andDutchbeide(“both”),Swedishbåde,båda,Danishbåde,Norwegian Nynorskbåe.

báðir m pl (feminine pluralbáðar,neuter pluralbæði)

1. both (used to refer to two or more men)

   Teir erubáðirskemtiligir.

   They'rebothfun.

FromOld Norsebáðir, fromProto-Germanic*bai-. Cognate withEnglishboth,Germanbeide andDutchbeide(“both”),Swedishbåde,båda,Danishbåde,Norwegian Nynorskbåe.

báðir (plural only,femininebáðar,neuterbæði)

1. both

   Þeir erubáðirskemmtilegir.

   They'rebothfun.

• bera kápuna á báðum öxlum

FromProto-Germanic*bai.

báðir

1. both

• Icelandic:báðir
• Faroese:báðir
• Norwegian Bokmål:både
• Norwegian Nynorsk:både;båe
• Elfdalian:båðer
• Old Swedish:bāþir,bāþe
  • Swedish:både;båda
• Old Danish:bathe
  • Danish:både

• Zoëga, Geir T. (1910) “báðir”, inA Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, Oxford: Clarendon Press, page44; also available at theInternet Archive

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