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orlog

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Danish

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Etymology

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From Middle Low German orloch, orloge. Related to Old Norse ørlǫg

Noun

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orlog c (singular definite orlogen, plural indefinite orloger)

  1. war service at sea

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Norwegian Bokmål

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Low German Orlog, from Dutch oorlog, probably through Danish. Related to Old Norse ørlǫg.

Noun

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orlog m (definite singular orlogen, indefinite plural orloger, definite plural orlogene)

  1. Naval war, mainly in military service at sea
    Synonym: sjøkrig

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Norwegian Nynorsk

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Low German Orlog, from Dutch oorlog. Related to Old Norse ørlǫg

Noun

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orlog m (definite singular orlogen, indefinite plural orlogar, definite plural orlogane)

  1. Naval war, mainly in military service at sea
    Synonym: sjøkrig

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