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Foreign words, etc.[edit]

  • the
  • of
  • new
  • ii
  • -plass
  • in
  • bl
  • iii
  • 1800-tallet
  • 1900-tallet
  • 1700-tallet
  • royal
  • international
  • school
  • iv
  • air
  • on
  • no
  • 1600-tallet
  • league
  • 1980-tallet
  • 1970-tallet
  • fc
  • you
  • 1960-tallet
  • county
  • 1990-tallet
  • des
  • west
  • song
  • british
  • 1500-tallet
  • me
  • music
  • american
  • black
  • bay
  • zealand
  • club
  • af
  • high
  • house
  • street
  • with
  • south
  • °c
  • north
  • und
  • co
  • 1200-tallet
  • award
  • och
  • us
  • 1930-tallet
  • group
  • vii
  • tour
  • if
  • times
  • bill
  • 1300-tallet
  • road
  • force
  • white
  • east
  • one
  • windows
  • max
  • brown
  • 1100-tallet
  • län
  • bbc
  • 1400-tallet
  • og/eller
  • great
  • ford
  • games
  • green
  • center
  • big
  • town
  • am
  • 1920-tallet
  • life
  • young
  • blue
  • that
  • castle
  • army
  • don
  • academy
  • corporation
  • science
  • records
  • company
  • contest
  • society
  • association
  • france
  • university
  • united
  • world
  • national
  • 1950-tallet
  • king
  • santa
  • hotel
  • power
  • viii

Proper nouns[edit]

Mostly valid lexemes, but they're not very interesting for our purposes, so I'd rather leave them off the list for now.

  • john
  • london
  • york
  • paris
  • karl
  • roma
  • christian
  • henrik
  • berlin
  • william
  • robert
  • thomas
  • peter
  • johan
  • paul
  • david
  • george
  • københavn
  • maria
  • james
  • skottland
  • olav
  • martin
  • stockholm
  • carl
  • harald
  • johannes
  • erik
  • charles
  • michael
  • richard
  • california
  • henry
  • jan
  • ole
  • fredrik
  • edvard
  • tromsø
  • hitler
  • ludvig
  • magnus
  • washington
  • georg
  • moskva
  • otto
  • knut
  • wilhelm
  • frederik
  • lars
  • vilhelm
  • wales
  • wien
  • kristiansand
  • athen
  • angeles
  • beijing
  • alexander
  • smith
  • kristiania
  • christiania
  • joseph
  • håkon
  • johann
  • edward
  • jerusalem
  • jens
  • oscar
  • andreas
  • louis
  • hansen
  • mary
  • finnmark
  • anders
  • albert
  • marie
  • gustav
  • jakob
  • frank
  • arendal
  • bodø
  • chicago
  • akershus
  • liverpool
  • olsen
  • aleksander
  • friedrich
  • jack
  • filip
  • arthur
  • adolf
  • münchen
  • telemark
  • alfred
  • nils
  • manchester
  • jacob
  • jean
  • roger
  • sigurd
  • elizabeth
  • elisabeth
  • konstantinopel
  • fredrikstad
  • preussen
  • gunnar
  • scott
  • andersen
  • francisco
  • hamar
  • svalbard
  • venezia
  • daniel
  • tønsberg
  • walter
  • williams
  • hamburg
  • sørøst-asia
  • oxford
  • jackson
  • nord-norge
  • victoria
  • vestfold
  • johnson
  • larsen
  • hordaland
  • romsdal
  • jørgen
  • peder
  • ferdinand
  • einar
  • josef
  • troms
  • franz
  • heinrich
  • østfold
  • sicilia
  • skandinavia
  • sarpsborg
  • christopher
  • jones
  • ivar
  • wilson
  • hollywood
  • victor
  • shanghai
  • jugoslavia
  • svein
  • steve
  • rolf
  • johansen
  • columbia
  • florida
  • leo
  • julius
  • moss
  • konstantin
  • xiàn
  • barcelona
  • kjell
  • tsjekkoslovakia
  • lillehammer
  • douglas
  • erling
  • tor
  • simon
  • joe
  • virginia
  • chris
  • bruce
  • mike
  • ålesund
  • dublin
  • jensen
  • pedersen
  • petter
  • normandie
  • samuel
  • napoleon
  • nilsen
  • korea
  • napoli
  • cambridge
  • madrid
  • anton
  • kongsberg
  • nord-afrika
  • kristian
  • beatles
  • bærum
  • snorre
  • sparta
  • brian
  • monroe
  • costa
  • tony
  • mccartney
  • rio
  • donau
  • alf
  • boston
  • taylor
  • francis
  • göteborg
  • boeing

Genitives[edit]

Genitives in Norwegian should be analyzed as word + -s (L451390), and not as separate forms. This is because the -s (L451390) can appear after any noun phrase, not only on nouns. So if you were to add those as separate forms, you would have to add that as a form to basically anything that can end a noun phrase, and that can be pretty much anything. Adjectives? Sure. Verbs? Practically all forms. Prepositions? Why not! Adverbs? Some, at least. And that would just be ridiculous, which is why we don't. However, the scripts that pick up the forms don't know how to separate them out, naturally, so we'll just list the most common ones here instead to get them off the list.

  • norges
  • dagens
  • dens
  • landets
  • byens
  • verdens
  • kongens
  • dets
  • års
  • dels
  • statens
  • kinas
  • årets
  • usas
  • kirkens
  • sveriges
  • selskapets
  • tysklands
  • fns
  • guds
  • farens
  • bandets
  • jon
  • jordens
  • danmarks
  • japans
  • antikkens
  • oldtidens
  • frankrikes
  • olavs
  • københavns
  • fars
  • kommunens
  • europas
  • partiets
  • lagets
  • datidens
  • dennes
  • familiens