Un

The prefix 'un' is sort of 'u' in Norwegian. So, 'uheldig' as you saw in my prior post means 'unlucky.' Makes sense. But there are some 'u' words that take a little more brain-stretching to understand. Such as 'udyr.' 'Dyr' means 'animal.' So, does 'udyr' mean 'unanimal?' It sort of means 'monster.' And 'uvær' means 'unweather?' It kind of means bad weather or 'storm.'