Høgnorsk
UK/ˈhɜːɡnɔːsk/
Høgnorsk proper noun: conservative, unofficial and little used variety of the Norwegian language form Nynorsk that resists the attempted merger with Bokmål.
Proper noun
Høgnorsk
- conservative, unofficial and little used variety of the Norwegian language form Nynorsk that resists the attempted merger with Bokmål
Origin of Høgnorsk
Borrowed from Norwegian høgnorsk (“High Norwegian”).
Questions about Høgnorsk
- What does Høgnorsk mean?
- Høgnorsk means conservative, unofficial and little used variety of the Norwegian language form Nynorsk that resists the attempted merger with Bokmål.
- What part of speech is Høgnorsk?
- Høgnorsk is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Høgnorsk?
- Høgnorsk is pronounced /ˈhɜːɡnɔːsk/ (UK).
Words near Høgnorsk in the dictionary
Source and license
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