Bokmål

E29332

Norwegian language variety standard language written standard

Bokmål is the most widely used written standard of the Norwegian language, employed in government, education, media, and everyday communication.

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All labels observed (7)

Label	Occurrences
Bokmål canonical	112
Norwegian Bokmål	17
Bokmål Norwegian	3
Bokmaal	1
Bokmål (administration)	1
Bokmål standard	1
Nynorsk	1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Norwegian language variety ⓘ standard language ⓘ written standard ⓘ
basedOn	Dano-Norwegian ⓘ
closelyRelatedTo	Danish language ⓘ Nynorsk ⓘ
coOfficialWith	Nynorsk ⓘ
country	Norway ⓘ
dominantIn	Eastern Norway ⓘ Northern Norway ⓘ urban areas of Norway ⓘ
etymology	from Norwegian words for "book" and "language" ⓘ
hasAlternativeName	Bokmål ⓘ surface form: Bokmaal Bokmål ⓘ surface form: Norwegian Bokmål
hasOfficialStatus	official written standard of Norwegian ⓘ
hasPhonologyBasedOn	Eastern Norwegian dialects ⓘ
hasRegulatoryBody	Norwegian Language Council ⓘ surface form: Språkrådet
hasSpellingReform	1907 Norwegian language reform ⓘ 1917 Norwegian language reform ⓘ 1938 Norwegian language reform ⓘ 1959 Norwegian language reform ⓘ 1981 Norwegian language reform ⓘ 2005 Norwegian language reform ⓘ
historicalPrecursor	Riksmål ⓘ
ISO639-1Code	nb ⓘ no ⓘ
ISO639-2Code	nob ⓘ
languageFamily	Germanic languages ⓘ Indo-European language family ⓘ surface form: Indo-European languages North Germanic languages ⓘ
officialLanguageOf	Norway ⓘ
officialStatusIn	Kingdom of Norway ⓘ
regulates	written Norwegian ⓘ
standardizedBy	Norwegian Language Council ⓘ Norwegian Language Council ⓘ surface form: Språkrådet
subclassOf	Norwegian language ⓘ
usedAsMediumOfInstruction	Norwegian schools ⓘ
usedBy	majority of Norwegian population ⓘ
usedFor	Norwegian fiction and non-fiction publishing ⓘ Norwegian newspapers ⓘ official documents in Norway ⓘ public administration in Norway ⓘ
usedIn	Norwegian education system ⓘ Norwegian media ⓘ everyday written communication in Norway ⓘ Government of Norway ⓘ surface form: government of Norway
writingDirection	left-to-right ⓘ
writingSystem	Latin alphabet ⓘ

Referenced by (136)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Norwegian language → hasWritingStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Norwegian language → hasOfficialWrittenStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Nynorsk

Parliament of Norway → languageOfProceedings → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Eastern Norway → hasWritingStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

North Germanic languages → majorModernStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Bokmål Norwegian

Oslo City Council → hasOfficialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

Bokmål → hasAlternativeName → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Bokmål → hasAlternativeName → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Bokmaal

Norwegian Language Council → appliesTo → Bokmål ⓘ

Norwegian Language Council → languageRegulated → Bokmål ⓘ

Riksmål → historicalPrecursorOf → Bokmål ⓘ

Riksmål → influenced → Bokmål ⓘ

Riksmål → moreConservativeThan → Bokmål ⓘ

Old Norwegian → earlyFormOf → Bokmål ⓘ

Wiktionary → hasEditionInLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Sarpsborg → hasWrittenStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Aremark → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Marker → hasOfficialLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Moss → officialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

Askim → officialLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Froland → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Oppland (former county) → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

subject surface form: Oppland

Hamar municipality → officialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

Hamar → officialLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Bergen → primaryWrittenStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Ålesund → writingStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Haugesund → usesWrittenStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Molde → hasNynorskOrBokmålForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Kristiansund → usesWrittenStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Karmøy → hasWrittenLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Nynorsk → coOfficialWith → Bokmål ⓘ

Nynorsk → sharesVocabularyWith → Bokmål ⓘ

Nynorsk → hasDistinctOrthographyFrom → Bokmål ⓘ

Gjøvik → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Trøndersk dialect → writingStandard → Bokmål ⓘ

Øyer → hasOfficialFormOfLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

Drammen → officialLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Notodden → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Det kongelige flagg → languageOfName → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Elverum → officialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

Søre Ål → hasNativeNameLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Ullensaker → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Steinkjer → languageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Inderøy → hasOfficialLanguageForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Kristiansand → hasWritingForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Kingdom of Norway → officialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Oppdal → hasNynorskOrBokmålForm → Bokmål ⓘ

Kolsås → hasOfficialLanguage → Bokmål ⓘ

this entity surface form: Norwegian Bokmål

Norwegian language policy framework → regulates → Bokmål ⓘ