dano-norwegian (Meaning)
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dano-norwegian (n)
book language; one of two official languages of Norway; closely related to Danish
Synonyms & Antonyms of dano-norwegian
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dano-norwegian Sentence Examples
- The Dano-Norwegian union lasted from 1536 until 1814.
- Dano-Norwegian relations were complex, marked by periods of cooperation and conflict.
- The Dano-Norwegian navy was a formidable force in the Baltic Sea region.
- Dano-Norwegian merchants played a significant role in trade throughout Europe.
- The Dano-Norwegian monarchy held power over both Denmark and Norway.
- Dano-Norwegian culture was influenced by both Danish and Norwegian traditions.
- Dano-Norwegian literature flourished during the union, producing notable writers and poets.
- The Dano-Norwegian empire extended its influence into Greenland and Iceland.
- The Treaty of Kiel in 1814 dissolved the Dano-Norwegian union.
- Dano-Norwegian heritage continues to be celebrated in both Denmark and Norway today.
FAQs About the word dano-norwegian
book language; one of two official languages of Norway; closely related to Danish
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Dano-Norwegian union lasted from 1536 until 1814.
Dano-Norwegian relations were complex, marked by periods of cooperation and conflict.
The Dano-Norwegian navy was a formidable force in the Baltic Sea region.
Dano-Norwegian merchants played a significant role in trade throughout Europe.
