Greenlandish

English Etymology From en Greenland ish, possibly after en da grønlandsk. Adjective - en Greenlandic pertaining to Greenland. en 1986 Lee M. Hollander The Poetic Edda Intimately connected with the question of the date is that of the home of Eddic poetry. There is fair agreement about only two poems: "Atlamál," which is generally allowed to be of Greenlandish origin, and the "Prophecy of Grípir," which no doubt was composed by an Icelander of the twelfth century Proper noun en Greenlandic language of Greenland. en Greenlandic Kalaallisut en 1875 Hinrich Rink; Robert Brown Tales and traditions of the Eskimo Taking it for granted that Greenlandish may be held to represent the Eskimo tongue in general, we shall endeavour to give an idea of its remarkable construction. en 1996 Hans Goebl Linguistique de contact The linguistic character of Faroese and Greenlandish are very different, Greenlandish being an Eskimo language whereas Faroese is a Nordic language with roots in Old Norwegian.