nogetsteds

Danish

Etymology

noget (“some”) +‎ sted (“place”)

Adverb

nogetsteds

1. (dated) anywhere
   • 1839, Brage og idun: et nordisk fjærdingårsskrift, page 475:

     Det er sjældent, at man i saadanne Fortællinger hörer en reen Efterklang af de gamle Myther, skal man trælfe den nogetsteds, maa det være her i Fjeldstuen; herinde rulle Tordnerne længst igjen.

     It is rare to hear a clean echo of the old myths in such tales; if it is to be found anywhere, it must be here in the mountain house; in here, the thunderers have rolled again for long now.

   • 1841, Henrik Nikolae Kroyer, Jørgen Matthias Christian Schiødte, Naturhistorisk tidsskrift, page 335:

     Den Deel af Aaen, som gjennemstrømmer Bygden, er for dyb til at den nogetsteds lader sig ride (med Undtagelse af eet Vadsted); ...

     The part of the stream that flows through the town is too deep to at any place be ridden across (with the exception of a ford); ...