• Norroway(archaic)
• Norwey(obsolete)

FromMiddle EnglishNorwey,Norweye,Northwey,Norweȝe,Norewæiȝ,Norwæge, fromOld EnglishNorþweġ, a calque ofOld NorseNorðvegr(“north way”), fromnorðr(“north”) +vegr(“way”), contrasted withsuðrvegr(“south way”), i.e.Germany, andaustrvegr(“east way”), theBaltic lands. Norwegian (1607) is fromMedieval LatinNorvegia, with the -w- fromNorway. Equivalent toNorth +way.

• (UK)IPA^(key):/ˈnɔː.weɪ/
• (US)IPA^(key):/ˈnɔɹ.weɪ/

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Norway

2. Acountry inScandinavia inNorthern Europe. Official name:Kingdom of Norway.
3. The former name of aneighbourhood inToronto,Ontario,Canada, nowUpper Beaches.
4. Asettlement inPrince Edward Island,Canada.
5. Anunincorporated community inLaSalle County,Illinois.
6. Acensus-designated place inWhite County,Indiana.
7. A smallcity inBenton County,Iowa.
8. Aruralunincorporated community inRepublic County,Kansas.
9. Atown inOxford County,Maine.
10. A smallcity inDickinson County,Michigan.
11. Anunincorporated community inThomas County,Nebraska.
12. A smalltown inHerkimer County,New York.
13. A smalltown inOrangeburg County,South Carolina.
14. Atown inRacine County,Wisconsin.

• Norwegia

• → Japanese:ノルウェー(Noruwē)

Norway (pluralNorways)

1. Short forNorway rat.

• Appendix:Countries of the world
• Austland,Austlandet
• Midt-Noreg
• Midt-Norge
• Nordaustland,Nordaustlandet
• Nordøstland,Nordøstlandet
• Nordvestland,Nordvestlandet
• Østland,Østlandet
• Søraustland,Søraustlandet
• Sørland,Sørlandet
• Sørvestland,Sørvestlandet
• Sørøstland,Sørøstlandet
• Vestland,Vestlandet