stabbur

From stavbur; stav (“staff”) +‎ bur (“cage”).

• IPA^(key): /²stab.bʉr/, [ˈstɑb.bʉɾ], [ˈstɑb.bʉʁ]

stabbur n (definite singular stabburet, indefinite plural stabbur, definite plural stabbura or stabburene)

1. a granary elevated of the ground with stilts, comparable to an Iberian hórreo

• “stabbur” in The Bokmål Dictionary.
• “stabbur” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB).

• stabur (dialectal)
• stågåbur (Nord-Gudbrandsdalen)

From earlier *stavbur, from stav (“staff, pole”) +‎ bur (“pantry, larder”). First attested in 1698 by Jonas Ramus spelled as Stafbuur

• IPA^(key): /²stab.bʉr/, [²stɐ̞b.bʉr], [²stɐ̞b.bʉɾ]

stabbur n (definite singular stabburet, indefinite plural stabbur, definite plural stabbura)

1. a granary elevated off the ground with stilts, comparable to an Iberian hórreo

   Synonym: stabbu

• “stabbur” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.