lutfisk

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Swedish lutfisk.

Noun

lutfisk (uncountable)

  1. Alternative form of lutefisk.

Swedish

Etymology

From lut (“lye”) +‎ fisk (“fish”).

Noun

lutfisk c

  1. (cooking) lutefisk, dried fish (ling, saithe, cod) soaked in lye and boiled, a Norwegian-Swedish specialty

Declension

Declension of lutfisk
nominative genitive
singular indefinite lutfisk lutfisks
definite lutfisken lutfiskens
plural indefinite lutfiskar lutfiskars
definite lutfiskarna lutfiskarnas

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