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Symra was a
Norwegian language periodical published between 1905 and 1914.
Symra; En
Aarbog for
Norske Paa
Begge Sider Af
Havet (
Symra; an
Annual for Norwegians...
- Prestat, Pretor, Priga, Provelyn, Regapen, Resenz, Rewisca, Serigabtin,
Symra, Vronogabic, Xablin, and Xil. It is
marketed as a
combination drug with...
- to be a
forgery and
published a
discrediting article which appeared in
Symra in 1910.
Breda also
forwarded copies of the
inscription to
fellow linguists...
- and was
published for the
first time in the
collection of
poems called Symra in 1863. Some
parts of this poem are
widely sung in Norway, and the two...
- the rune-stone to be a forgery, and
published a
discrediting article in
Symra in 1910.
Breda also
forwarded copies of the
inscription to
various contemporary...
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Dictionary of the
Norwegian Dialects 1850
Dictionary On
Google Books Symra Symra 1863
Poetry Includes the poem Nordmannen. I
Marknaden In the
Market 1854...
- Sange, Op. 19 Galmandssange, Op. 22 Zehn
Lieder aus Winternächte, Op. 26
Symra, Op. 28 Rytmeskvulp, Op. 29 Fra Vår til Høst, Op. 36 Tonar, Op. 37 Bersøglis...
- an author,
articles by Flom
frequently appears in the
literary magazine Symra. Flom was the
author of A
History of
Norwegian Immigration to the United...
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Illustrated (1960–1996) Swing,
David Lauren (publisher), (ca.1995–ca.1999)
Symra (1905–1914) The
Syrian World (1926–1932) T3,
Imagine Media Inc. (2000–2001)...
- and
Hildring (1931). She
issued the
poetry collections Kornmoe (1930) and
Symra (1934). She
edited the
diaries of her
husband Arne Garborg,
which were issued...
