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skrift
Pronunciation: /skrɪft/
“skrift” is a Norwegian Bokmål word. Its 15 meanings in English:
noun
- the act or manner of writing
- writing; written language or graphic signs representing linguistic expressions
- script; a writing system
- handwriting; a person's characteristic manner of forming letters
- type; a system or collection of printing types
- typeface, font; writing or type with a standardized visual design
- a complete set of types of the same design and size
- notation; a system of signs
- a written utterance or text
- a prophecy or warning of impending judgement or punishment
- a sign that something bad or dangerous is developing
- a sacred or religious text; scripture
- the Bible; Scripture
- a written or printed work, publication, pamphlet, treatise, or similar text, often intended for the public
- the texts of the Bible; the Scriptures
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse skript (“writing, text”), borrowed from Middle Low German schrift (“writing, script”), from Proto-West Germanic *skrifti (“writing, scripture”), itself borrowed from Latin scrīptum (“something written; record”). Doublet of script (“script, screenplay; computer script”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk skrift, Danish skrift, Swedish skrift, Icelandic skrift and English shrift…
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