Olaf I
or O·lav I
[ oo-lahf; English oh-luhf, oh-luhv ]
/ ˈu lɑf; English ˈoʊ ləf, ˈoʊ ləv /
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noun
Olaf Tryggvessön, a.d. 969–1000, king of Norway 995–1000.
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British Dictionary definitions for Olaf I
Olaf I
Olav I (ˈəʊləv)
/ (ˈəʊləf) /
noun
known as Olaf Tryggvesson. ?965–?1000 ad, king of Norway (995–?1000). He began the conversion of Norway to Christianity
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