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GramTrans
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Norwegian - American Dictionary
Norwegian words with their English translations. The words included here are those likely to be found in genealogical sources.
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First Norwegian Ukrainian dictionary ever published. 1,040 Norwegian terms translated into Ukrainian. Ukrainian words are given in Latin transliteration. Short description of Ukrainian langauge in Norwegian.
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Norwegian Genealogy Dictionary
This dictionary contains words related to genealogy. Most of the words are not likely to appear in a common dictionary. However, to be able to make a translation you will also need a common dictionary. Abbreviation NN means Nynorsk (one of Norway's two official languages).
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On-line kurs i gotisk handskrift
This learning package is a collaboration between the Department of History at the University of Bergen and the State Archive in Bergen. Norwegian only, but easily followed to handwriting examples to help with decifering texts and manuscripts.This course is a self-help course. This means that we can not provide assistance or technical guidance in the interpretation of Gothic handwriting beyond what is possible in this learning package. If you want to know more about handwriting history and development in Norway, so please take a look at the National Archives exhibition (Scripture for 1000 years.).
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From the Medieval Names Archive.
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Those Norwegian Names, a Little History and Tips for Online Researchers
Did you meet the brick wall while researching your Norwegian ancestors online? This article might give some new clues.
