kvitnos

Norwegian Nynorsk

From kvit (“white”) +‎ nos (“nose”).

kvitnos f (definite singular kvitnosa, indefinite plural kvitnoser, definite plural kvitnosene)

a white-beaked dolphin, Lagenorhynchus albirostris
- 1952, Brynhild Kringlebotten Hauge (translated from Per Hafslund/Halvor Vegard Hauge) Dyrelivet:
  Dei vanlegaste tannkvalane langs norskekysten er nisa og springarane: kvitnosa og kvitskjevingen, som er noko større.
  The most common toothed whales along the Norwegian coast are the porpoise and the leapers: the white-beaked dolphin and the white-sided dolphin, which is somewhat larger.

单词	kvitnos
释义	kvitnos Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From kvit (“white”) +‎ nos (“nose”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /²kʋiːtˌnuːs/, /²kʋiːtˌnoːs/ Noun kvitnos f (definite singular kvitnosa, indefinite plural kvitnoser, definite plural kvitnosene) a white-beaked dolphin, Lagenorhynchus albirostris 1952, Brynhild Kringlebotten Hauge (translated from Per Hafslund/Halvor Vegard Hauge) Dyrelivet: Dei vanlegaste tannkvalane langs norskekysten er nisa og springarane: kvitnosa og kvitskjevingen, som er noko større. The most common toothed whales along the Norwegian coast are the porpoise and the leapers: the white-beaked dolphin and the white-sided dolphin, which is somewhat larger. References Kvitnos at Artsdatabanken
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