Norse in Japanese
Norse in Japanese is 北欧 — Norse means relating to Norway or, more broadly, to Scandinavia, its people, and its languages.
Norse in Japanese
北欧
Pronounced: hokuō
Of or relating to the people, language and culture of Scandinavia.
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 Japanese?
"Norse" in Japanese is 北欧. Norse means: Relating to Norway or, more broadly, to Scandinavia, its people, and its languages.
How do you pronounce 北欧?
"Norse" in Japanese is 北欧, pronounced "hokuō".
How do you use "Norse" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an impressive collection of Norse artifacts." In Japanese, "Norse" is 北欧.
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