sisselrot

== Norwegian Nynorsk == === Alternative forms === === Etymology === The first part is probably from German süß (see e.g. German Süßholz (“liquorice”)), influenced by Norwegian female name Sissel (probably referring to Saint Cecilia). The last part is rot (“root”). === Noun === sisselrot f (definite singular sisselrota, indefinite plural sisselrøter, definite plural sisselrøtene) (usually uncountable) European common polypody, a fern of species Polypodium vulgare Synonyms: steinsøte, søterot === References === “sisselrot” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.