Estuary of the mud flats
| 12:56 Aug 16, 2001 |
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| na | Elvemunning med slambanker |
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| na | Mudderbankoset |
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Elvemunning med slambanker Explanation: Could also be Elvedelta med slambanker. |
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Mudderbankoset Explanation: mudder = mud banke = flat (in the sea) oset (or osen) = the estuary (os = estuary) 'Os' and 'banke' (not 'bank') are probably old Norwegian words, but I think 'mudder' comes from Low German. If you want more information about Old Norse, you could ask the Icelandic community. Modern Icelandic is much closer to Old Norse than Modern Norwegian is. |
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