Old Norwegian

American  

noun

1. the language of Norway as spoken and written from the middle of the 12th to the end of the 14th centuries.

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Example Sentences

The collaborative project, which features Hunter, Matthew McQueen, Diva Dompé, Ami Dang and Olive Ardizoni, is known as Galdre Visions, a name that references the Old Norwegian word for a sorcerer, or a Celtic druid that uses songs for incantations.

From New York Times

Professionally, victories in the world rapid and blitz chess championships earned the 29-year‑old Norwegian the triple crown, alongside the classical world title he has held since 2013.

From The Guardian

The 46-year old Norwegian, dressed in shirt and jeans rather than formal business attire, stressed that the fund wanted to grow in areas where it was still small rather than expanding in new asset classes.

From Reuters

“He dreamed of having a nationwide Native American art show in South Dakota. He kept asking me if I had any native in me. I’m just an old Norwegian,” Berg chuckled at the memory.

From Washington Times

Karen Dolva, the 27-year old Norwegian co-founder of No Isolation, says a friend working as a nurse in a children's ward "mentioned these kids were miserable and only seeing their families," she says.

From BBC