Difference between revisions of "Fredeland"
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* '''faedreland:''' (''Danish'') Fatherland → Ireland, whose five fifths (the five provinces of the early Christian period) are enumerated in the following five phrases | * '''faedreland:''' (''Danish'') Fatherland → Ireland, whose five fifths (the five provinces of the early Christian period) are enumerated in the following five phrases | ||
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| + | * '''Friedland:''' Site of an 1907 where Napolena defeated a Russian army in East Prussia. | ||
* '''fred:''' (''Norwegian'') peace | * '''fred:''' (''Norwegian'') peace | ||
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[[Category:Danish phrases]] | [[Category:Danish phrases]] | ||
[[Category:Norwegian phrases]] | [[Category:Norwegian phrases]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:46, 29 June 2012
- faedreland: (Danish) Fatherland → Ireland, whose five fifths (the five provinces of the early Christian period) are enumerated in the following five phrases
- Friedland: Site of an 1907 where Napolena defeated a Russian army in East Prussia.
- fred: (Norwegian) peace
- freed land
- eland: (Dutch) elk
