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Dalecarlian (Swedish: dalmål) is a
group of
North Germanic varieties spoken in
Dalarna County, Sweden. Some
Dalecarlian varieties can be
regarded as part...
- The
Dalecarlian runes, or
dalrunes (Swedish: Dalrunor), was a late
version of the
runic script that was in use in the
Swedish province of
Dalarna until...
- A Dala
horse (Swedish: dalahäst) or
Dalecarlian horse is a
traditional carved,
painted wooden statue of a
horse originating in the
Swedish province of...
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district Lima, some
people in
villages speak a
traditional dialect,
Dalecarlian,
while in Älvdalen, they
speak Elfdalian, a
dialect which is very distinct...
- and is
considered to have
remained closer to Old
Norse than the
other Dalecarlian dialects.
Traditionally regarded as a
Swedish dialect, but by several...
- The
Dalecarlian rebellions (Swedish: Dalupproren) were a
series of
Swedish rebellions which took
place in
Dalarna in Sweden: the
First Dalecarlian Rebellion...
- The
Dalecarlian alphabet consists of 32 letters, 25
derived from the
Swedish alphabet, and
seven additional letters:
vowels with an
ogonek diacritic,...
- branches. In
western Sweden, many
local dialects, such as Jämtlandic and
Dalecarlian, show
greater influence from the West
Scandinavian branch of Old Norse...
- ****hark
developed further into the
medieval runes (1100–1500), and the
Dalecarlian runes (c. 1500–1800). The
exact development of the
early runic alphabet...
- the form of the
medieval runes (in use AD 1100–1500) and the
Latinised Dalecarlian runes (AD 1500–1910).
Usage of the
Younger ****hark is
found in Scandinavia...
