Old Norse

English

Alternative forms

(abbreviation) ON.

Proper noun

The language of Scandinavia until the 14th century, the common ancestor of modern Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Faroese, and Icelandic.

See also

Wiktionary's coverage of Old Norse terms

Further reading

ISO 639-3 code non (SIL).

Translations

language of Scandinavia before 1400 CE

Armenian: հին հյուսիսային լեզու (hy) (hin hyusisayin lezu)
Catalan: nòrdic antic (ca) m
Czech: stará severština f
Danish: oldnordisk (da), norrønt (da)
Dutch: Oudnoords (nl) n, (somewhat proscribed) Oudnoors (nl) n
Esperanto: malnovnordlanda lingvo
Estonian: Vanapõhja keel
Faroese: norrønt (fo)
Finnish: muinaisskandinaavi (fi), muinaisnorja (fi)
French: norois (fr) m, vieil islandais (fr) m, vieux norois (fr) m
Galician: nórdico antigo (gl) m
German: Altnordisch (de) n
Hebrew: נורדית עתיקה‎ f (nordit atika)
Icelandic: norræna (is)

Irish: Lochlannais f, Sean-Ioruais f
Italian: norreno (it) m, antico nordico (it) m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: gammelnordisk, gammalnordisk, norrønt (no), oldnordisk

Nynorsk: gammalnordisk, norrønt n, oldnordisk
Old Norse: dǫnsk tunga, norrønt mál
Portuguese: escandinavo antigo m, nórdico antigo (pt) m, norreno m
Russian: древнескандина́вский (ru) (drevneskandinávskij)
Slovak: staroseverčina f, stará severčina f
Spanish: nórdico antiguo m
Swedish: fornnordiska (sv), norröna c
Turkish: Eski Norsça (tr)
Volapük: norg (vo)

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