- Knut
Brynildsen (23 July 1917 – 15
January 1986) was a
Norwegian footballer.
Playing for the
Norway national team
between 1935–1940 and 1945–1948, he managed...
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Aasmund Brynildsen (16
October 1917 – 19 June 1974) was a
Norwegian essayist, biographer,
magazine editor and
publishing house consultant.
Brynildsen was...
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Eyvind Brynildsen (born 14
January 1988) is a
Norwegian rally driver.
During 2011 he
competed in the
Super 2000
World Rally Championship in a Škoda Fabia...
- H. L. Braekstad [no] (1881)
chose to
substitute nisse with "brownie".
Brynildsen [no]'s
dictionary (1927)
glossed nisse as 'goblin' or 'hobgoblin'. In...
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begge Sprog (in Norwegian). Kjøbenhavn: A. & S. Soldin. pp. 155, 820.
Brynildsen, John, ed. (1917). "Hav (-frue 'mermaid, maiden'; -mand 'merman')". Norsk-engelsk...
- "fizz" or "effervescence", but also a "frizzle (of hair)"
according to
Brynildsen's Norwegian-English dictionary, but the
secondary meaning is
better explained...
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Naftule Brandwein Shirley Brill Bruno Brun Jack
Brymer Lars
Kristian Brynildsen Nicola Bulfone Ovanir Buosi Sérgio
Burgani Louis Cahuzac David Campbell...
- 134: 35–41. doi:10.1016/j.bcp.2016.11.021. PMID 27890726.
Allison KR,
Brynildsen MP,
Collins JJ (May 2011). "Metabolite-enabled
eradication of bacterial...
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Brynildsen was
conductor for ten
years from 1986 to 1996. And the band won the
Norwegian championships twice during this period.
After Brynildsen's departure...
- Hamsun,
Artist of Skepticism',
preface to the
Robert Bly translation.
Brynildsen,
Aasmund (1973).
Svermeren og hans
demon (in Norwegian). Oslo, Norway:...
