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Norwegian Nynorsk

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Etymology

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Also attested as "dennika fænnike drexa bomsa bukke so tirra" by Fylling in Sunnmøre (also quoted by A.Chr. Bang). This variation is considered as a distorted Latin Credo. In this case, the dennika fænnike-part means "Deum patrem et Filium unicum".

Related to Russian эники беники (eniki beniki).

Phrase

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enike penike

  1. (obsolete) eeny, meeny, miny, moe

See also

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