• Eurasia
  • Norwegian (Nynorsk)
    • all, alle ‘all (of a number)’
    • oske ‘ash’
    • bork ‘bark’
    • mage ‘stomach, belly’
    • stor ‘big’
    • fugl ‘bird’
    • bita, bite ‘bite’
    • svart ‘black’
    • blod ‘blood’
    • bein ‘bone’
    • bryst ‘breast (female), chest’
    • brenne, brenna ‘burn’
    • sky ‘cloud’
    • kald ‘cold’
    • kom(m)e, kom(m)a ‘come’
    • døy ‘die’
    • hund ‘dog’
    • drikke, drikka ‘drink’
    • tørr, turr ‘dry’
    • øyre, øyra ‘ear’
    • jord ‘earth, soil’
    • mold ‘soil, earth’
    • ete, eta ‘eat’
    • egg ‘egg’
    • auga, auge ‘eye’
    • feitt ‘fat, grease’
    • fjør ‘feather; spring’
    • nagl ‘fingernail’
    • eld ‘fire, flame’
    • fisk ‘fish’
    • fly, flyge, flyga ‘fly’
    • fot ‘foot’
    • full ‘full’
    • gi, gje, gjeve/a ‘give’
    • god ‘good’
    • grøn ‘green’
    • hår ‘hair (of head); hair’
    • hand ‘hand’
    • neve ‘hand, fist’
    • hovud ‘head’
    • høyre, høyra ‘hear’
    • hjarta, hjarte ‘heart’
    • horn ‘horn’
    • eg ‘I’
    • drepe, drepa ‘kill’
    • kne ‘knee’
    • kjenne ‘know, know someone’
    • vete/a, vite/a ‘know’
    • blad ‘leaf’
    • lauv ‘leaf’
    • liggje/a, ligge/a ‘lie (on side, recline)’
    • lever ‘liver’
    • lang ‘long’
    • lus ‘louse’
    • mann ‘man, adult male, human, husband’
    • kar, kall ‘man, adult male’
    • mange ‘many’
    • kjøt(t) ‘meat, flesh’
    • måne ‘moon’
    • berg ‘mountain’
    • fjell ‘high mountain, above the treeline’
    • munn ‘mouth’
    • namn ‘name’
    • hals ‘neck, throat’
    • ny ‘new’
    • natt ‘night’
    • nase ‘nose’
    • ikkje ‘not’
    • ein ‘one’
    • menneske ‘human, person’
    • regn ‘rain’
    • raud ‘red’
    • veg ‘road, path, street’
    • rot ‘root’
    • sand ‘sand’
    • seie ‘say’
    • sjå ‘see’
    • frø ‘seed’
    • sitje, sitte ‘sit’
    • hud ‘skin (animal or human); leather, pelt’
    • skinn ‘skin; hide’
    • sove ‘sleep’
    • liten ‘small’
    • små ‘small’
    • røyk ‘smoke’
    • stå ‘stand’
    • stjerne ‘star’
    • stein ‘stone’
    • sol ‘sun’
    • symje, svømme ‘swim’
    • stjert, stert ‘tail’
    • hale ‘tail’
    • rove ‘tail; behind (animal)’
    • rumpe ‘behind, buttocks; tail’
    • den, det ‘that (diexis, distal)’
    • denne ‘this (deixis, proximal)’
    • du ‘you’
    • tunge ‘tongue’
    • tann ‘tooth’
    • tre ‘tree; wood (material)’
    • to ‘two’
    • gå ‘walk’
    • varm ‘warm’
    • vatn ‘water’
    • vi ‘we’
    • kva ‘what?’
    • kvit ‘white’
    • kven ‘who?’
    • kvinne, kvende ‘woman, adult female’
    • gul ‘yellow’
    • bjørk ‘birch’