houseless in Norwegian

houseless in Norwegian is huslaus — houseless means without a house, or more generally without any home or shelter.

huslaus

adj

(of a person) Lacking a house, or, by extension, a residence or place of refuge in general; thus, having no home.

What does "houseless" mean?

adj Without a house, or more generally without any home or shelter.
adj Lacking a permanent place of residence but not a ‘home’ in the broader sense, for example in the form of a community.
"He said that he was houseless but not homeless because he went to school in that community, was registered to vote there, and had been living in the teepee for seventeen years. He said that teepee was his home."
adj Having no buildings or shelter; wild and harsh.
"And methought the dream smote up the roof above my bed, and the roof yawned to the naked air of the midnight, that laboured with fiery signs, and a bearded star travelling in the houseless dark."

He said that he was houseless but not homeless because he went to school in that community, was registered to vote there, and had been living in the teepee for seventeen years. He said that teepee was his home.
Some advocates for unhoused people have insisted that they be called houseless rather than homeless, but even within the community of advocates there is not universal agreement on this terminological prescription.
And methought the dream smote up the roof above my bed, and the roof yawned to the naked air of the midnight, that laboured with fiery signs, and a bearded star travelling in the houseless dark.

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What is "houseless" in Norwegian?

"houseless" in Norwegian is huslaus. houseless means: Without a house, or more generally without any home or shelter.

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