Nydal

Norwegian Bokmål no Nydal thumb|An aerial view of Nydal and the E6. Etymology nb ine-pro *new- new Compound of nb ny dal new valley, literally “new valley”. The first element continues Old Norse non nýr new, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European ine-pro *néwos new. The second continues Old Norse non dalr valley, from Proto-Germanic gem-pro *dalą valley, whose deeper origin is uncertain. The surname is habitational, transferred from one or more Norwegian places or farms bearing this name. Pronunciation nb /ˈnyːˌdɑːl/ nb ɑːl 2 nb Ny dal Proper noun nb proper noun nb village mun:suf/Ringsaker county/Innlandet c/Norway, in nb Furnes, between Hamar and Brumunddal; formerly a separate statistical urban settlement, merged with the Hamar urban area in 2013.“Nye og utgåtte tettsteder. 1. januar 2013”, Statistics Norway. nb IKEA ligger i Nydal i Furnes. IKEA is located in Nydal in Furnes. nb 29 March 1949 Hamar Arbeiderblad Oplandske Karosseri Industri bygget opp igjen Som kjent har Nydal ikke hatt en ordnet rutebilholdeplass med ekspedisjon av gods og pakker. As is well known, Nydal has not had an organised bus stop for dispatching goods and parcels. nb place names nb 29 January 2011 VG To sølv og en bronse i U23-VM Timo André Bakken og Britt Ingunn Nydal gikk inn til sølvmedaljer, mens Magnus Moholt sikret bronsemedalje. Timo André Bakken and Britt Ingunn Nydal won silver medals, while Magnus Moholt secured the bronze medal. Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 428 people in Norway bore nb Nydal as a surname in 2025.“Etternavn”, Statistics Norway. References “Nydal”, Sentralt stadnamnregister, Norwegian Mapping Authority. Further reading Bækkelund, Reidar (1987), Furnes bygdebok, volume 4, Furnes historielag, “Nydal og Nydal vel”, page 70 ff.