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Etymology
Old English Norweg, Norþweg from Old Norse Norvegr north way contrasted with suthrvegar south way, i.e. w:Germany|Germany, and austrvegr east way, the w:Baltic states|Baltic lands. Norwegian (1607) is from Medieval Latin Norvegia, with the -w- from Norway.
Proper noun
en-proper noun
- One of the Scandinavian countries. Official name: Kingdom of Norway (kongeriket Norge in Bokmål, or kongeriket Noreg in Nynorsk).
Translations
trans-top|Scandinavian country
Arabic: Arab|ا��ر��ج IPAchar|(an-narwīj)
Basque: Norvegia
Bosnian: Norveška#Bosnian|Norveška f
Breton: Norvegia
Catalan: Noruega f
Chinese: �� (Nuów�i)
Czech: Norsko
Danish: Norge
Dutch: Noorwegen
Esperanto: Norvegio, Norvegujo
Estonian: Norra
Finnish: Norja
French: Norvège f
German: Norwegen n
Greek: Î�οÏ�βηγία (NorvigÃa) f
Hebrew: × ×�ר×�×�×�×�×� (Norvegia) f
Hungarian: Norvégia
Icelandic: Noregur m
Indonesian: Norwegia
Interlingua: Norvegia
Irish: an tIorua f
Italian: Norvegia f
Japanese: �����, 諾� (Noruw�)
Korean: �르�� (Noreuwei)
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Lithuanian: Norvegija
Livonian: Norv�gm�
Maltese: in-Norveġja
Manx: Loghlynagh
Norwegian:
Old English: Norþweg|Norþweġ m
Polish: Norwegia
Portuguese: Noruega f
Romanian: Norvegia f
Russian: �о�веги� (Norvégija) f
Lule Sami: Vuodna
Northern Sami: Norga
Southern Sami: Nöörje
Scottish Gaelic: Nirribhidh f, Lochlann m|f
Serbian:
Slovene: Norveška f
Spanish: Noruega f
Swedish: Norge
Turkish: Norveç
Welsh: Norwy
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See also
Countries of the world
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