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How do you say battleship in old Norse?

Updated: 8/18/2019
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13y ago

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You don't, there wasn't such a thing as a 'battle ship'

you might say 'mighty ship' which, in present tense, would be 'skip maetti' or 'maetti skip'. Or you could add the definitive article to give 'skipit maetti'.

The 'a' and 'e' of maetti should be squished together to form one letter.

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