Nynorsk

E92855

Nynorsk is one of the two official written standards of the Norwegian language, based primarily on rural and western Norwegian dialects.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Nynorsk canonical 89
Norwegian Nynorsk 11
Norwegian Nynorsk (administrative) 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Norwegian language form
language variety
official language form
standard language
written standard
appliesToJurisdiction Norway
basedOn rural Norwegian dialects
western Norwegian dialects
coOfficialWith Bokmål
country Norway
developedFrom Landsmål
hasAlternativeName New Norwegian
hasDialectsBasisRegion Western Norway
rural Norway
hasDistinctOrthographyFrom Bokmål
hasISO639-1Code no (shared with Norwegian)
hasISO639-2Code nno
hasISO639-3Code nno
hasLinguisticTypology SVO word order
fusional language
hasNameInLanguage Nynorsk self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nynorsk (Norwegian)
hasOfficialStatusLevel national
hasSpellingStandard official orthography defined by Norwegian authorities
hasType minority written standard within Norway
hasUsageDomain cultural and literary production in Norway
local and regional administration in Norway
hasWritingStandardSince 20th century
isSubjectOf language policy debates in Norway
languageFamily Germanic languages
Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages

North Germanic languages
officialIn Norwegian education system
Norwegian public administration
officialStatus one of two official written standards of Norwegian
partOf Norwegian language
regulatingBody Norwegian Language Council
Norwegian Language Council
surface form: Språkrådet
sharesGrammarWith Norwegian language
sharesVocabularyWith Bokmål
subdivisionOf Norwegian language
usedAs school language in parts of Norway
usedBy Norwegian speakers
usedIn Norwegian government documents
Norwegian literature
Norwegian media
writingDirection left-to-right
writingSystem Latin script

Referenced by (103)

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

North Germanic languages majorModernStandard Nynorsk
this entity surface form: Nynorsk Norwegian
Bokmål coOfficialWith Nynorsk
Bokmål closelyRelatedTo Nynorsk
Riksmål differsFrom Nynorsk
Old Norwegian earlyFormOf Nynorsk
Sokndal municipality languageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Sokndal
Finnøy hasLanguageForm Nynorsk
Oppland (former county) languageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Oppland
Bømlo hasWrittenStandard Nynorsk
Nynorsk hasNameInLanguage Nynorsk self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Nynorsk (Norwegian)
Kingdom of Norway officialLanguage Nynorsk
this entity surface form: Norwegian Nynorsk
Åmli hasLanguageForm Nynorsk
Gjesdal languageForm Nynorsk
Sauda usesWrittenStandard Nynorsk
Voss languageForm Nynorsk
Eigersund municipality languageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Eigersund
Sirdal municipality languageForm Nynorsk
this entity surface form: Norwegian Nynorsk
municipality of Hemsedal usesLanguageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Hemsedal
municipality of Ål hasOfficialLanguageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Ål
Kjartan Fløgstad writingLanguage Nynorsk
this entity surface form: Norwegian Nynorsk
Bygland languageForm Nynorsk
Gausdal hasWrittenStandard Nynorsk
Vestre Slidre municipality officialLanguageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Vestre Slidre
Fjaler Municipality languageForm Nynorsk
subject surface form: Fjaler
Ullensvang languageForm Nynorsk
Lofthus regionalLanguage Nynorsk
this entity surface form: Norwegian Nynorsk (administrative)