gods homograph 1
noun neutersubstantiv intetkjønnfreight, cargo · goods, movable property · cast metal, a casting
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norrønt góz, genitiv av góðr ‘god’; i betydning 4 fra tysk, av giessen ‘støpe’ Old Norse góz, genitive of góðr 'good'; in sense 4 from German, from giessen 'to cast'Senses and Example SentencesBetydning og bruk
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rørlig eiendom;
flyttbare eiendeler;
ting, løsøremovable property, chattels movable property;
movable belongings;
things, chattelsløsøre- ha lite jordisk gods to have few worldly goods
- vinne gods og gull to win wealth and gold
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varer for transport
goods for transport
- losse gods to unload freight
- laste gods to load freight
- det trengs mange lastebiler for å frakte godset many lorries are needed to carry the freight
as a suffix in words such as:som etterledd i ord som ekspressgodsexpress freight, reisegodsluggage, stykkgodsgeneral cargo -
støpt metallmasse
cast metal
- en sprekk i godset a crack in the casting
as a suffix in words such as:som etterledd i ord som støpegodscastings - rigg (1)the masts and rigging på båt the masts and riggingrigg (1) of a boat