Norway

"Kvenvold" is not a word you will find in a norwegian dictionary, seeing as it is indeed not a word.

It could however be used as a surname, or the name of a location.

It appears to be a combination of two words, "kven" and "vold"

"Vold" when used in names, usually refers to an old way of saying "voll", which in terms translates to "mound" or "dike"

"Kven" is most likely in itself yet another name, as there are several places within norway with this name. As for the ethymology of this... I really don't know :S

Note: If you insisted on translating this as a word, it would either be "Whoviolence" or something like "Whomound". This makes just as little sense in norwegian as it does in english, I assure you...

Claudius sends ambassadors to "Old Norway"to try to get him to calm young Fotinbras down. Fortinbras has sent Denmark a list of ultimatums, thinking they are weak from the death of Hamlet sr., or else he will wage war.

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You can find McDonalds in Norway in these places and cities :

Tiller, Trondheim, Steinkjer, Hamar, Gjøvik, Lillehammer, Drammen, Lierskogen, Asker, Bekkestua, Berger, Gardermoen, Kjeller, Sandvika, Ski, Skårer, Slependen, Strømmen

Fredrikstad, Halden, Moss, Sarpsborg, Herkules, Porsgrunn, Arendal, Grimstad, Kristiansand, Haugesund, Karmøy, Stavanger, Klepp, Stavanger, Bergen, Fyllingsdalen

Loddefjord, Rådal, Ulset, Ålesund, Oslo.

59º 56' N, 10º 45' E is the absolute

Farmor = father's mother (lit. "father mother")

Mormor = mother's mother (lit. "mother mother")

Conversely, the male equivalents are "farfar" and "morfar".

You may also use "bestemor" which can replace both "farmor" and "mormor". The male equivalent is "bestefar".

um, ski. (like, SKEE). I am Norwegian.. but if you want to know the word "ski" in Norwegian, it's the same. "Ski" is already in Norwegian.

Course! Norwegian Forest Cats come in almost any (natural) colour. They can be Black, White, Grey, Red, Blue,Tabby,etc...

Resources for any country are finite and there is a balance between GDP and HDI. Iceland and Norway are not as focused on business as the United States. Iceland and Norway put more value on HDI factors. The United States places more value on work and business than on HDI factors.

Nobody actually knows, but some people think that "Os" means a height or a name of an old God, and "lo" might mean something similar to a field or plain. So Oslo can mean something like "the field under the height" or "The God's field" or something similar to that. But then again, nobody really knows.

because he was awesome

About 530 miles.

Not all Norwegian people are rich, however in general Norway has a small population (for its size) of very friendly and pleasant people who have a wealth of natural resources and have income generated by North Sea Oil fields. They are therefore blessed in many ways.

Johan Henrik Andresen

Her Majesty's name is Sonja. For a picture and more information, see the Norway official web site http://www.kongehuset.no/c27272/seksjonstekst_person/vis.html?tid=28737

For lunch we norwegians mostly eat a piece of cake with something on or maybe a bit of fruits. Banana or something, and drink milk or coffe or hot chocolate. And.. yeah. Mostly dinner is the only filling meal.

Russia is the country that borders Finland on the east. Russia is the largest country in land mass in the world. It covers one eighth of the Earth.

It depends on what road you are driving on.

because it is believed that witches and evil spirits come out this night looking for a cheap ride.

They are all in Europe.

They both inhabit a new species of mystical unicorn leprechauns.

Who Cares about that.. wat u need to know is that the Carter IV is gonna be good as crap

There are no sea near Oslo. Oslo is situated in the end of the Oslo Fjord, which starts in the Skagerrak Sea. There are numerous lakes in the surrounding protected forestareas around Oslo