felles

See also: Felles

Latin

Verb

fēllēs

1. second-person singular present active subjunctive of fēllō

Maltese

Root
f-l-s
5 terms

Etymology

Denominal verb of fellus.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfɛl.lɛs/

Verb

felles (imperfect jfelles, past participle mfelles, verbal noun tiflis)

1. to hatch chickens
2. to bud, to sprout
3. to wedge

Conjugation

Conjugation of felles
		singular				plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person		1st person	2nd person	3rd person
perfect	m	fellist	fellist	felles		fellisna	fellistu	fellsu
	f			fellset
imperfect	m	nfelles	tfelles	jfelles		nfellsu	tfellsu	jfellsu
	f			tfelles
imperative			felles				fellsu

Norwegian Bokmål

Adjective

felles (indeclinable)

1. common, mutual

Derived terms

• fellesareal
• fellesnavn
• fellesnevner
• fellesskap
• fellesspråk
• fellestrekk

 

References

• “felles” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

Back-formation from til felles, from Old Norse (til) félags, genitive singular of félag, whence also Norwegian Nynorsk felag and felle m.

Adjective

felles (definite and plural felles)

1. in common, shared
2. mutual

Derived terms

• fellesanlegg
• fellesantenne
• fellesareal
• fellesarrangement
• fellesavtale
• fellesbeite
• fellesbruk
• felleseige
• fellesferie
• fellesfjøs
• fellesforbruk
• fellesgods
• fellesgrav
• felleshavari
• felleskatalog
• felleskjønn
• felleskommunal
• felleskyrkjeleg
• fellesliste
• fellesmarknad
• fellesnamn
• fellesnemnar
• fellesprogram
• fellesrom
• fellesseter
• fellesskap
• fellesspråk
• fellesstart
• fellestiltak
• fellestrekk
• fellesundervisning
• ha til felles med
• minste felles multiplum

 

Noun

felles m (definite singular fellesen, indefinite plural fellesar, definite plural fellesane)

1. (accounting, colloquial) shared expenditure

   ta det på fellesen

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References

• “felles” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.