English[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Medieval Latin Norwegia + -ian.
Pronunciation[edit]
Proper noun[edit]
Norwegian
- The language of Norway.
Translations[edit]
Further reading[edit]
The information above is for the entire language. There are two varieties of it:
Norwegian (plural Norwegians)
- A native of Norway.
Translations[edit]
native of Norway
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- Italian: norvegese (it) m, f
- Japanese: ノルウェー人 (Noruwē-jin)
- Latvian: norvēģis m, norvēģiete f
- Lithuanian: norvegas (lt) m, norvegė (lt) f
- Luxembourgish: Norweeger m, Norweegerin f
- Northern Sami: norgalaš (nationality), dárrolaš (ethnicity)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: nordmann (no) m
- Nynorsk: nordmann (nn) m
- Polish: Norweg (pl) m pers, Norweżka (pl) f
- Portuguese: norueguês (pt) m, norueguesa f
- Romanian: norvegian (ro) m, norvegiancă (ro) f, norvegieni pl, norvegience f pl, norvegiană (ro) f
- Russian: норве́жец (ru) m (norvéžec), норве́жка (ru) f (norvéžka)
- Scottish Gaelic: Nirribheach m, (dated) Lochlannach m
- Serbo-Croatian: Norvéžanin (sh) m, Norvéžānka f
- Slovak: Nór m, Nórka f
- Slovene: Norvežàn (sl) m, Norvežánka f
- Spanish: noruego (es) m, noruega (es) f
- Swedish: norrman (sv) m, norska (sv) f, norsk (sv) either gender
- Tagalog: Norwego
- Turkish: Norveçli (tr)
- Volapük: (♂♀) Norgänan (vo), (♂) hi-Norgänan, (♀) ji-Norgänan
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Adjective[edit]
Norwegian (comparative more Norwegian, superlative most Norwegian)
- Of or pertaining to Norway (the country)
- Of or pertaining to the Norwegian people
- Of or pertaining to the Norwegian language
Translations[edit]
of or pertaining to Norway
of or pertaining to Norwegians
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- Latvian: norvēģu
- Luxembourgish: norweegesch
- Middle Norwegian: nornskr m, nornsk f, nornskt n
- Northern Sami: dáčča, dáža
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: norsk (no)
- Nynorsk: norsk (nn)
- Polish: norweski (pl)
- Portuguese: norueguês (pt)
- Romanian: norvegian (ro) m, norvegiană (ro) f, norvegieni pl, norvegiene f pl
- Russian: норве́жский (ru) (norvéžskij)
- Scottish Gaelic: Nirribheach, (dated) Lochlannach
- Serbo-Croatian: nòrveškī (sh)
- Slovak: nórsky (sk) m
- Slovene: norvéški (sl)
- Spanish: noruego (es) m, noruega (es) f
- Swedish: norsk (sv)
- Turkish: Norveç (tr)
- Volapük: (♂♀) Norgänanik, (♂) hi-Norgänanik, (♀) ji-Norgänanik
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of or pertaining to the Norwegian language
- Armenian: նորվեգերեն (hy) (norvegeren)
- Basque: norvegiar
- Catalan: noruec (ca) m, noruega (ca) f
- Chinese: 挪威语的 (Nuówēi yǔ de)
- Czech: norský (cs) m
- Danish: norsk (da)
- Dutch: Noors (nl)
- Esperanto: norvega, norveglingva
- Faroese: norskur m
- Finnish: norjalainen (fi)
- French: norvégien (fr) m, norvégienne (fr) f, norvégophone m, f
- German: norwegisch (de), norwegischsprachig, norwegischsprachlich, norwegischsprechend
- Hawaiian: Nolewai
- Hungarian: norvég (hu), norvégiai
- Icelandic: norskur m
- Interlingua: norvegian
- Irish: Ioruach
- Italian: norvegese (it) m, f
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Derived terms[edit]
See also[edit]
Norwegian language on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
