Rogaland

English Etymology From en no Rogaland, from en non Rogaland. Proper noun en county c/Norway. Anagrams en aadglnor largando Icelandic Pronunciation [-la] Proper noun @@ is county c/Norway Rogaland Declension n is Rogaland Norwegian Bokmål no:Rogaland thumb|Map of Rogaland. Etymology nb non Rogaland, from the genitive plural of non rygir the people living in Rogaland + non land land, region. The first element roga- is an older form than rygja-, as in nb Ryfylke. The county was formerly called nb Stavanger amt, but the name nb Rogaland was taken into use as the county name in 1919. Pronunciation nb /ˈruː.ɡaˌlan/ nb Rogaland.ogg Audio nb an 3 nb Ro ga land Proper noun nb proper noun nb county c/Norway, in southwestern Norway, with administrative centre in Stavanger. Derived terms nb rogalending person from Rogaland Related terms nb Ryfylke district in Rogaland; etymologically from the same people-name References Rogaland Rogaland no Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology nn non Rogaland, from genitive of non rygir m-p the people living in Rogaland, and non land. The name fell out of use in the Middle Age, but was taken back as county name in 1918. Pronunciation nn /²ruːɡalan(d)/ Notes: The pronunciation is from the written form; a genuine spoken form would likely be /²roːɡalan(d)/. Proper noun nn proper noun n nn county of western c/Norway Related terms nn rogalending nn Rogheim nn rug rye nn Ryfylke, nn Rygjafylke nn ryger See also nn Jæren nn Vestlandet