Norn

norn English Pronunciation en en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Norn.wav Southern England Etymology 1 From en non norn. +s right|thumb|Baldr's Death by Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, 1817. The three Norns and the tree Yggdrasil can be seen in the background. Noun en Norse mythology Any of the three goddesses of fate or destiny. Synonyms goddess of fate or destiny en Fate Greek mythology Meronyms en Urd (“Fate” or “Past”) en Verdandi (“Happening” or “Present”) en Skuld (“Debt” or “Future”) Translations any of the three goddesses of fate or destiny Esperanto: eo Norno French: fr Norne f German: de Norne f Marathi: mr नॉर्न f Portuguese: pt Norna f Spanish: es norna f Swedish: sv norna c Etymology 2 + language en sco Norn, from en gmw-msc Norn Norn, Norwegian, from en enm Norn, en Norren Norwegian, from en ang Norren, ang Norn Norwegian, from en non norrǿnn northern, Norwegian, from en gem-pro *nurþrōnijaz northern. en northern Northron. Proper noun An extinct North Germanic language once spoken on the Shetland and Orkney Islands. Meronyms language en Shetlandish, en Shetlandic Translations language Afrikaans: af Norn Asturian: ast norn m Belarusian: be норн m Breton: br norneg m Catalan: ca norn m Czech: cs nornština f Danish: da norn n Dutch: nl Norn n Faroese: fo norn n Finnish: fi norni French: fr norne m German: de Norn n Icelandic: is norn n Irish: ga Nórnais f Manx: gv Nornish Marathi: mr नॉर्न f Norman: nrf Nornnique Norn: nrn Norn Norwegian: Bokmål: nb norn n Nynorsk: nn norn n Russian: ru норн m Scots: sco Norn Scottish Gaelic: gd Nòrnais f Swedish: sv norn Turkish: tr Nornca en Extinct languages Gods Languages Middle English Etymology From enm Norrene. Adjective Related or pertaining to Norway; Norwegian Synonyms enm Norenissce enm Noreine References Noreine n MED29793 2018-04-01 Old English Adjective ang Norren