-
living there. In
Northern Sámi,
there are two
words for a muni****lity:
suohkan and gielda. Both are loan
words from
Scandinavian languages, the first...
- a co-equal,
official Sami
language name for the muni****lity: Rivttága
suohkan. The
spelling of the Sami
language name
changes depending on how it is...
- the noun used when, for example,
writing "Tromsø Muni****lity" (Romssa
Suohkan). In Finnish, however, the word is
written with a
double "s": Tromssa....
- the noun used when, for example,
writing "Tromsø Muni****lity" (Romssa
suohkan). In Finnish, however, the word is
written with a
double "s": Tromssa....
- used. It is
called Hárstták when it is
spelled alone, but it is Hársttáid
suohkan when
using the Sami
language equivalent to "Harstad muni****lity". The...
- the noun used when, for example,
writing "Tromsø Muni****lity" (Romssa
Suohkan). The coat of arms of
Troms was made by
Hallvard Trætteberg (1898–1987)...
- Karlsøy (Northern Sami: Gálssa
suohkan) is an
island muni****lity in
Troms county, Norway. The
administrative centre of the muni****lity is the village...
- Målselv (Northern Sami: Málatvuomi
suohkan) is a muni****lity in
Troms county, Norway. The
administrative centre of the muni****lity is the
village of...
- Tranøy (Northern Sami: Ránáidsullo
suohkan) is a
former muni****lity in
Troms county, Norway. The muni****lity was
situated on the
southern coast of the...
-
Torsken (Northern Sami:
Doaskku suohkan) is a
former muni****lity that was
located on the
western coast of the
large island of
Senja in
Troms county,...
