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Meaning of "dano-norwegian"
dano-norwegian (adjective): Refers to something or someone related to both Denmark and Norway. This term is commonly used in the context of language, culture, or history that has connections to both countries
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- Of or pertaining to Denmark and/or Norway, especially referring to the former political entity Denmark-Norway.
- A koiné language that evolved among the urban elite in Norwegian cities during the later years of Denmark-Norway (1536–1814).
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Høilandet is a Dano-Norwegian word meaning the highlands.
Workers moving up the social ladder would adopt Dano-Norwegian.
Løvenskiold is a Dano-Norwegian noble family of German origin.
It is the first university founded in the Dano-Norwegian Union.
Two Dano-Norwegian ships attacked Gotland, thought no significant damage was inflicted on either side.
Gottlieb composed the first Dano-Norwegian Adventist hymnal.
Swedish privateers based in Gothenburg were still persistent in their harassing of Dano-Norwegian trade.
This expedition is part of the Dano-Norwegian colonization of the Americas.
Before this happened, Kristoffer had been in the top reach of Dano-Norwegian politics.
The term Dano-Norwegian is seldom used with reference to contemporary Bokmål and its spoken varieties.
In the battle, two British frigates captured or destroyed three or four Dano-Norwegian gunboats.
The expedition was captained by Dano-Norwegian navigator and explorer, Jens Munk.
His father also fought in this war as an Admiral of the Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy.
Commodore Johan Vibe of the Dano-Norwegian fleet off Bohuslän was charged with interdicting supplies.
Was a Norwegian nobleman and Admiral of the Dano-Norwegian joint fleet.
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Dano-Norwegian evolved gradually to incorporate Norwegian forms.
The ruling class spoke Dano-Norwegian.
Phenomenon is described by the Dano-Norwegian writer, Axel Sandemose, and called " Jantelovens første bud.
Fredrikshald / Fredriksten, a border town built to protect the Dano-Norwegian realm.
The Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy is founded.
Battle of Dynekilen 8 July - Swedish fleet defeated by Dano-Norwegian naval forces.
The outcome was a Dano-Norwegian victory, lead by Admiral Niels Juel.
The weekly newspaper was the largest and longest-running radical Dano-Norwegian ( Bokmål ) periodical in North America.
Centuries later a Dano-Norwegian evangelist, Hans Egede, heard about the Norse colony on Greenland.
Contrast with Dano-Norwegian.
The Dano-Norwegian government took the initiative to establish a border line in 1789.
An indecisive battle between a Dano-Norwegian fleet and Sweden was fought in 1710.
In Norway, the element appears as Tveit ( Nynorsk ) or Tvedt Dano-Norwegian.
Operated under the same name by the Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy until sold off in 1815.
It commemorates the Dano-Norwegian Lutheran missionary Hans Egede who founded Nuuk in 1728.
Stockfleth ( de Stockfleth / von Stockfleth ) is a Dano-Norwegian noble family.
According to the Heimskringla, Jomsborg was destroyed in 1043 by Dano-Norwegian king Magnus the Good.
