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Norwegian to English translations [PRO] Agriculture | | Norwegian term or phrase: kålrotstappe | | Så dere skal rydde kald kålrotstappe på låven-this sentence has me stumped if anyone can help me with it I would be very grateful |
| Diarmuid KennanKudoZ activityQuestions: 428 ( 8 open) ( 4 without valid answers) ( 42 closed without grading) Answers: 1912 Ireland
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| | yellow turnip mash | Explanation: Or mashed yellow (some say Swedish) turnips. It is traditional Norwegian fare, and mandatory with the dried-and-smoked lamb ribs (pinnekjøtt) that take us through the darkest nights of winter.
Your sentence is indeed stumping, and would go something like this: "so, you will be clearing cold turnip mash in the barn?"... hardly enlightening, but that's what it says. Rydde means to tidy up, clear away, put things in their places - not stuff you would normally do to mashed yellow turnips.
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For the record, here is what wikipedia says about kohlrabi - which is NOT the stuff from which the traditional Norwegian kålrabistappe (or even kålrotstappe) is made: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohlrabi |
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 Per Bergvall Local time: 02:34
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