Norse in Irish
Norse in Irish is Lochlannais — Norse means relating to Norway or, more broadly, to Scandinavia, its people, and its languages.
Norse in Irish
Lochlannais
Synonym of Old Norse.
What does "Norse" mean?
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adjective Relating to Norway or, more broadly, to Scandinavia, its people, and its languages.
"The museum has an impressive collection of Norse artifacts."
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noun The Scandinavian peoples collectively, or the North Germanic languages they speak.
"The sagas were originally written in Old Norse."
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Norse in a sentence
- The museum has an impressive collection of Norse artifacts.
- Norse mythology tells stories of gods like Odin and Thor.
- The sagas were originally written in Old Norse.
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What is "Norse" in Irish?
"Norse" in Irish is Lochlannais. Norse means: Relating to Norway or, more broadly, to Scandinavia, its people, and its languages.
How do you use "Norse" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an impressive collection of Norse artifacts." In Irish, "Norse" is Lochlannais.
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