jævel
jævel is a norwegian word and is a lot like the english b-st-rd. it is also a slang for “jævelen” which is “satan” or the devil.
jævel is not exactly the same as b-st-rd, but the way that both of them are used show a certain resemblance.
“ein jævel” and “a devil” are much more synonymous to each other.
din jævel.
you b-st-rd.
i går prata eg med jævelen.
yesterday i talked to the devil.
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