Bluebeard in Norwegian
Bluebeard in Norwegian is Ridder Blåskjegg — Bluebeard means a man who marries and kills a series of wives, after the villain of the classic fairy tale.
Bluebeard in Norwegian
Ridder Blåskjegg
The nobleman who is the title character of the story.
What does "Bluebeard" mean?
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noun A man who marries and kills a series of wives, after the villain of the classic fairy tale.
"The tabloids called him a modern-day Bluebeard after the third wife went missing."
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Bluebeard in a sentence
- The tabloids called him a modern-day Bluebeard after the third wife went missing.
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What is "Bluebeard" in Norwegian?
"Bluebeard" in Norwegian is Ridder Blåskjegg. Bluebeard means: A man who marries and kills a series of wives, after the villain of the classic fairy tale.
How do you use "Bluebeard" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids called him a modern-day Bluebeard after the third wife went missing." In Norwegian, "Bluebeard" is Ridder Blåskjegg.
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