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Norway means "way to the north" which actually makes sence since Norway is very far north. And about a thousand years ago Norway was called "Norðrvegr" which actually means "way to the north". "Norðrvegr" over time changed to "Norge" or "Noreg" because of the natural change in the language. So basically Norway got it´s name because it means "way to the north"
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What is Norway name?
Roald Dahl, a children's author's name is norwegian. His mother was from Norway.
What is Norway official name?
Norway or Norge in norwegian.
What is the name given to people from Norway?
The people of Norway are Norwegians.
What is the name of Norway capital?
The name of Norways capital is Oslo!
Is the name osborne from Norway?
It's an English name influenced by the Old Norse Ásbjørn. So, in a roundabout way it is from Norway, although Osborne isn't actually a name in Norway.
What is the botanical name for Norway spruce?
The botanical name for Norway spruce is Picea abies.
What is the french name for Norway?
Norway is spelled 'la Norvège' in French.
How did the Vikings get their name Norse-man?
because they were from Norway and Norse means Norway
What is the name of the Norway title or leader?
the king of Norway is King Harald V
What is Norway native name?
Norge or Noreg depends on which written language. Norway has two
What is the ethnicity name of Norway?
Norwegian
Aunt name in Norway?
It is tante.
