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If I look up 'tide' in the Norwegian dictionary, I get a page that says: see i tide, see på tide but both of these links return "not found" Reply #1 From: Nikolai Date: 25/02/2007-17:02 "Tide" is no norwegian word. But maby you did mean "tid" that means time, or maby you did mean "i tide" that means in time. Reply #2 From: louis (louis@norwegianlanguage.info) (norwegianlanguage.info) Date: 25/02/2007-21:30 på tide means 'it's about time, it's high time) i god tid == to be on time Reply #3 From: halabund Date: 26/02/2007-11:34 Thanks for all the replies. :) Reply #4 From: boh3m3 Date: 27/02/2007-09:14 i nede some help with a norwegian word... and hope you can helpe me. the word i don't understand is ''utstoppet'' Reply #5 From: Webmaster Date: 27/02/2007-13:47 Hi, "på tide" and "i tide" are now in the dictionary. Thank you for pointing out this error. "utstoppet" is also added, it means "stuffed". Ex. "Et utstoppet elghode" = "A stuffed moose head". Webmaster |
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