"Ordbog Over Det Gamle Norske Sprog..." is a comprehensive dictionary of the Old Norse language, meticulously compiled by Johan Fritzner, with contributions from Carl Rickard Unger and Sophus Bugge. This authoritative work serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, linguists, and anyone interested in the historical roots of Scandinavian languages.

The dictionary provides detailed definitions, etymological information, and usage examples, offering deep insights into the vocabulary and grammar of Old Norse. It is an essential tool for understanding the rich literary heritage of the Viking Age and the medieval period in Scandinavia. This enduring reference work remains a cornerstone for anyone studying Old Norse texts and culture.

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