Noun: soss
Gender: Masculine
Hyphenation:
countable and uncountable
Sample Sentences
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Ute av døra registrerte han at minkpelsen sette seg inn i ein slik liten Mercedes som sossen køyrde rundt i no om dagen. (Outside, he sat the mink coat sitting down in such a small Mercedes that the "soss" drive nowadays.) [1986, Arild Dahl, “Mannen utan VG”, in Svevet over Haukeli, Oslo: Samlaget, page 87:]
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Punkarar skal ha ein spesiell utsjånad, sossar ein annan. (Punkers have their appearance, "soss"-es another.) [1997, Kirsti Nordlie, Reiselivsarbeid, Oslo: Universitetsforlaget, page 63:]
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Det viser seg at der sossane har makta, er alt tenkeleg for å kvele fri ytring og politisk syn. (Turns out that whereever the socialists are in power, anythink is thinkable to quell free expression and political viewpoint.) [1976, Torolv Solheim, I solnedgangstider, Oslo: Samlaget, page 205:]
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Når det gjeld tilhøvet mellom partia i Sverige, sa professor Ohlin at det dominerande trekket er sosialdemokratane sitt permanente frieri til Bondeförbundet og samstundes at F[o]lkpartiet er varg i veum for «sossane» (sosialistane). (When it comes to the relationship between Sweden's political parties, professor Ohlin said that the dominant feature is the Socialist party's permanent proposal to the Farmers' League, and that the People's Party is an outcast to the socialists.) [1950 May 16, “Sosialistfleirtalet i Sverige i fare?”, in Haugesunds avis, page 5:]
Nouns inflected like soss
bernhardin,
billettautomat,
røykdukkar,
krøpling,
symbal,
synops,
synsar,
syklon,
syklus,
swazilendar,
kroppsdel,
snøbre,
serbar,
server,
sesjon,
sesong,
septim,
setjar,
settar,
sefard, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin socius. A clipping of various thence derived terms. Compare Swedish sosse. See: Latin Nouns '
socius', Swedish Nouns '
sosse'.
Verbs referencing "soss"
Swedish Nouns
sosse.
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