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Spydeberg
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Norwegian Bokmål
Spydeberg no
thumb|Spydeberg town centre.
Etymology
nb non Spjótaberg, with a Danish-influenced spelling. The Old Norse name is formed from the genitive plural of non spjót spear and non berg rock, hill. The first element probably refers to pointed projections in the bedrock near the old rectory and church.
1342 as Spiotaberghi.
Pronunciation
nb /ˈspebːær/ traditional local pronunciation
nb /ˈspyː.dəˌbɛrɡ/ spelling-influenced pronunciation
nb ebːær 2 traditional local pronunciation
nb ɛrɡ 3 spelling-influenced pronunciation
nb Spy de berg
Proper noun
nb proper noun
nb village mun:suf/Indre Østfold county:also/Østfold c:also/Norway.
nb district mun:suf/Indre Østfold county:also/Østfold c:also/Norway centred on the village of the same name.
nb parish mun:suf/Indre Østfold county:also/Østfold c:also/Norway.
nb historical nb former municipality county:also/Østfold c:also/Norway which existed from 1838 to 2019 and became part of Indre Østfold municipality in 2020.
Derived terms
nb speberging person from Spydeberg
nb spydeberging person from Spydeberg
References
Oluf Rygh (1897), “Spydeberg Præstegaard”, in Norske Gaardnavne [Norwegian Farm Names], volume 1, page 56.
“Spydeberg” in Store norske leksikon.
“Spydeberg – tidligere kommune” in Store norske leksikon.
“Spydeberg (tettsted)” in Lokalhistoriewiki.
Norwegian Nynorsk
nn:
nn:+ kommune
Alternative forms
nn Speberg
Etymology
Danicised form of nn non Spjótaberg, from non 1 spjót berg spear cliff, rock.
Pronunciation
nn /²spebːær/ Østfold
nn /²spyːdəbɛrɡ/ from the written form
Proper noun
nn proper noun n
nn municipality co/Østfold c/Norway
Related terms
nn speberging, nn spebergsokning someone from Spydeberg
References
Spydeberg Præstegaard https://www.dokpro.uio.no/perl/navnegransking/rygh_ng/rygh_visetekst.prl?s=n&Vise=Vise&KRYSS2397%40561=on 1 56