Narvik

English Etymology Originally a en no - farm name; from en non Knarravík or non *Njarðarvík Pronunciation en /ˈnɑː(ɹ)vɪk/ Proper noun en town/and/municipality in dist/Ofoten co/Nordland c/Norway. en 1940 December Railways and the War—III Railway Magazine 629 In the early spring the war took on a new aspect with the German invasions of Denmark and Norway on April 9, hinging largely on the export of iron ore from the Norwegian Atlantic port of Narvik, at the western end of the Swedish Lapland iron ore railway. Norwegian Bokmål no: Etymology Originally a farm name; from nb non Knarravík or non *Njarðarvík Pronunciation nb /nɑrʋiːk/ /nɑrʋɪkː/ Proper noun nb proper noun nb town with bystatus/and/municipality dist/Ofoten co/Nordland c/Norway. The municipality borders onto Sweden. Norwegian Nynorsk nn: nn:+ kommune Etymology Originally a farm name; from nn non Knarravík or non *Njarðarvík Pronunciation nn /nɑrʋiːk/ /nɑrʋɪkː/ Proper noun nn proper noun nn town with bystatus/and/municipality dist/Ofoten co/Nordland c/Norway