Examples of 'røst' in a sentence
Meaning of "røst"
røst (adjective) - a Danish and Norwegian term that translates to "voice" or "opinion" and can be used to describe something vocal or expressive
How to use "røst" in a sentence
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Røst has been inhabited for hundreds of years and is a traditional fishing community.
You could teach him to fish in Røst.
Røst Airport is located on the northern part of the island.
The island is the home to most of the residents of Røst.
Røst is one of the few bird watching localities in Norway that is known worldwide.
They were taken care of by the people of Røst.
Røst was interrogated for six hours by the head of the Gestapo in Lillehammer.
Fishing is the main economic activity on Røst.
Røst Airport has regularly scheduled flights to Bodø.
There are six fish farms in Røst.
Oddvar Røst took over as editor of HA.
We can baptise him in Røst.
Røst The duo.
Two Norwegian civilians died at Glomfjord and one at Røst.
The people of Røst lived in round, wooden houses, and mostly used clothes made of.
See also
Sørvågen and Røst.
Røst is a municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
The north Røst.
I have been to Røst once, and since then I have just sat here waiting.
Trenyken in Røst.
Røstlandet is an island in Røst Municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
As an isolated island municipality, there are no road connections to Røst.
Herrens Røst var over Vandet!
Yes, the winds are rising at Røst.
Røst Airport ( ; ) is a regional airport serving the Røst, Norway.
Skomvær Lighthouse ( ) is a former coastal lighthouse in the municipality of Røst in Nordland county, Norway.
The municipality of Røst was established on 1 July 1928 when it was separated from Værøy Municipality.
The world 's largest known deep-water Lophelia coral complex is the Røst Reef.
Discovered in 2002, the Røst Reef in northern Norway is regarded as the largest cold-water reef.
Ferry service is also available from Bodø, Moskenes, and Røst.
GuardAir won a government contract to fly to Røst and Fagernes from 2000.
Other altars were donated to the churches of Kinn, Leka, Hadsel and Røst.
