Used in a Sentence

noreg

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for noreg.

Editorial note

Surely it should accept either "Norway", "Norge" or "Noreg" depending on the locale setting.

Examples4
Definitions1
Parts of speech1

Quick take

a constitutional monarchy in northern europe on the western side of the scandinavian peninsula; achieved independence from sweden in 1905

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of noreg gathered in one view.

noun

a constitutional monarchy in northern europe on the western side of the scandinavian peninsula; achieved independence from sweden in 1905

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for noreg.

noun

a constitutional monarchy in northern europe on the western side of the scandinavian peninsula; achieved independence from sweden in 1905

Example sentences

1

Surely it should accept either "Norway", "Norge" or "Noreg" depending on the locale setting.

2

Iceland has nothing to do with ice; in old Norse it is "Island", and means (duh) "island." Norway has nothing to do with "way"; the Norwegian name for Norway is Noreg or Norge (depending on the language form you use) and in either case means "Northern Kingdom/Reich".

Quote examples

1

Surely it should accept either "Norway", "Norge" or "Noreg" depending on the locale setting.

2

Iceland has nothing to do with ice; in old Norse it is "Island", and means (duh) "island." Norway has nothing to do with "way"; the Norwegian name for Norway is Noreg or Norge (depending on the language form you use) and in either case means "Northern Kingdom/Reich".

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use noreg in a sentence?

Surely it should accept either "Norway", "Norge" or "Noreg" depending on the locale setting.

What does noreg mean?

a constitutional monarchy in northern europe on the western side of the scandinavian peninsula; achieved independence from sweden in 1905

What part of speech is noreg?

noreg is commonly used as noun.