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| | ! Norwegian !! English |
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| | align="left" | '''Norwegian''' | | | odel || birthright or allodial ownership |
| | align="left" | '''English'''
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| | birthright or allodial ownership | |
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| |odelsgods | | | odelsgods || property which someone has right to by inheritance. It is also used on all privately owned property except privileged noble estates |
| |property which someone has right to by inheritance. It is also used on all privately owned property except privileged noble estates | |
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| |odelsskatt | | | odelsskatt || tax on private property paid by a certain part of the property tax based on the amount of land which they didn’t used themselves. This term is a bit misleading because this tax was not only paid on private property, but also on purchased and mortgaged property. |
| |tax on private property paid by a certain part of the property tax based on the amount of land which they didn’t used themselves. This term is a bit misleading because this tax was not only paid on private property, but also on purchased and mortgaged property. | |
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| | ofte | | | ofte || often |
| | often | |
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| | og | | | og || and |
| | and | |
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| | oktober | | | oktober || October |
| | October | |
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| | oldebarn | | | oldebarn || great-grandchild |
| | great-grandchild | |
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| | oldefar | | | oldefar || great-grandfather |
| | great-grandfather | |
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| | oldeforeldre | | | oldeforeldre || great-grandparents |
| | great-grandparents | |
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| | oldemor | | | oldemor || great-grandmother |
| | great-grandmother | |
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| | om | | | om || if, about |
| | if, about | |
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| | omegn | | | omegn || neighboring places |
| | neighboring places | |
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| | omtrent | | | omtrent || about, almost, nearly |
| | about, almost, nearly | |
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| | omvendelse | | | omvendelse || conversion |
| | conversion | |
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| | onkel | | | onkel || uncle |
| | uncle | |
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| | onsdag | | | onsdag || Wednesday |
| | Wednesday | |
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| | opp | | | opp || up |
| | up | |
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| | oppe | | | oppe || above, upstairs |
| | above, upstairs | |
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| | oppfostre | | | oppfostre || foster, to rear |
| | foster, to rear | |
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| |oppgivelsesskifte | | | oppgivelsesskifte || probate held before the property was turned over to heirs when receiving a life estate. Also for the one which probated is deceased. |
| |probate held before the property was turned over to heirs when receiving a life estate. Also for the one which probated is deceased. | |
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| | opptegnelse | | | opptegnelse || record |
| | record | |
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| | ordbok | | | ordbok || dictionary |
| | dictionary | |
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| | ordfører | | | ordfører || mayor |
| | mayor | |
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| |ort | | | ort || as money 1 ort = 24 skilling. Also used as a measure of debt. |
| |as money 1 ort = 24 skilling. Also used as a measure of debt. | |
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| | oss | | | oss || us |
| | us | |
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| | osv. | | | osv. || et cetera, and so on |
| | et cetera, and so on | |
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| | over | | | over || over |
| | over | |
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| |overhoffretten | | | overhoffretten || the highest court in Norway from 1666-1797 |
| |the highest court in Norway from 1666-1797 | |
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| | overlevende | | | overlevende || survivors |
| | survivors | |
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| | overtredelse
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| | transgression
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| | | overtredelse || transgression |
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