What's in a Nonce? Nautical Lexis in Orms páttr Stórólfssonar.

The article examines the technical vocabulary in the Norse-Icelandic tale "Orms páttr Stórólfssonar." Author C. J. S. Marstrander argues that the Irish word birrling originally designated as a part of a ship and only later a ship type. It is claimed that many historical and literary reminiscences ex...

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Publicado en:Scandinavian Studies Vol. 78; no. 2; pp. 111 - 129
Autor principal: Sayers, William
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Publicado: University of Wisconsin Press Summer2006
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