nɔrsk, -noʊrsk; noun
a literary language based on western Norwegian dialects and Old Norse and in 1885 adopted as one of the two official languages of Norway.
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| Compare Bokmål Also called: Landsmål one of the two mutually intelligible official forms of written Norwegian: it also exists in spoken form and is derived from the dialect of W and N Norway | |
| [Norwegian: new Norse] | |
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