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|kakkelovn | |||
|from the 1700s a somewhat misued term for an iron stove. Actually it is a heating stove lined with tile | |||
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|kalemank | |||
|wool, often used to make vests and trousers | |||
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| kallet | | kallet | ||
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| parish register | | parish register | ||
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|kirkegods | |||
|land which was reserved for the clergy or which was owned by local or central religious institutions | |||
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| kirkegård | | kirkegård | ||
| cemetery, churchyard | | cemetery, churchyard | ||
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|kirkeverger | |||
|a couple of farmers in each parish which should control or supervise the local church estate | |||
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| kirkeværge | | kirkeværge | ||
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| merchant | | merchant | ||
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|kledning | |||
|usual description of a man's clothing consisting of trousers, undershirt, and tunic | |||
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| klokker | | klokker | ||
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| smallpox, copper | | smallpox, copper | ||
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|koppskatt | |||
|person tax | |||
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| kort | | kort | ||
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| war | | war | ||
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|krongods | |||
|land which belonged to the crown or state | |||
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| ku | | ku | ||
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| evening | | evening | ||
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|kvern | |||
|a machine which would mill grain often called a bekkekvern (brook mill). A water wheel was used to turn the mill. If the brook was suitable 3 or 4 mills could be built. There were also smaller hand mills | |||
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| kvinne | | kvinne | ||
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