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- NOR type Concept language.
- NOR prefLabel "Ioruais" language.
- NOR prefLabel "Noors" language.
- NOR prefLabel "Norveġiż" language.
- NOR prefLabel "Norwegian" language.
- NOR prefLabel "Norwegisch" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norja" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norra keel" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norsk" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norsk" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norska" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norska" language.
- NOR prefLabel "noruego" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norueguês" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvegese" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvegiană" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvegų kalba" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norveççe" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norveški" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norveški" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norveščina" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvég" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvégien" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norvēģu valoda" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norwegšćina" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norweski" language.
- NOR prefLabel "norština" language.
- NOR prefLabel "nórčina" language.
- NOR prefLabel "νορβηγικά" language.
- NOR prefLabel "норвежки" language.
- NOR prefLabel "норвежский" language.
- NOR prefLabel "норвезька мова" language.
- NOR prefLabel "норвешки" language.
- NOR prefLabel "норвешки" language.
- NOR exactMatch no language.
- NOR identifier "NOR" language.
- NOR definition "Le norvégien appartient à la branche nord des langues germaniques. Il est parlé principalement en Norvège. Avec le suédois et le danois, le norvégien forme un continuum de variantes locales et régionales plus ou moins mutuellement intelligibles. Les langues germaniques constituent une branche de la famille des langues indo-européennes, la plus grande famille linguistique du monde par le nombre de locuteurs natifs. Il existe deux formes officielles du norvégien écrit: le bokmål (littéralement «langue du livre») et le nynorsk (littéralement «nouveau norvégien»)." language.
- NOR definition "Norwegian belongs to the Northern branch of Germanic languages. It is spoken primarily in Norway. Together with Swedish and Danish, Norwegian forms a continuum of more or less mutually intelligible local and regional variants. Germanic languages form a branch of the Indo-European language family, the largest language family in the world by number of native speakers. There are two official forms of written Norwegian: Bokmål (literally ‘book tongue’) and Nynorsk (literally ‘new Norwegian’)." language.
- NOR topConceptOf 0002 language.
- NOR topConceptOf language language.
- NOR authority-code "NOR" language.
- NOR deprecated "false" language.
- NOR op-code "NOR" language.
- NOR start.use "1950-05-09" language.
- NOR op-code "NOR" language.
- NOR changeNote "Documentation for ISO 639 identifier ‘NOR’: The individual languages within this macrolanguage are: Norwegian Bokmål nob, Norwegian Nynorsk nno." language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761183 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761184 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761185 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761186 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761187 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761188 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761189 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761190 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761191 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761192 language.
- NOR op-mapped-code b761193 language.
- NOR inScheme 0002 language.
- NOR inScheme language language.
- NOR notation "N" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "NO" language.
- NOR notation "no" language.
- NOR notation "no" language.
- NOR notation "nor" language.
- NOR notation "nor" language.
- NOR notation "nor" language.