bókmál (noun n.) ‘°(“book-language” ɔ:) written language; the language of the Bible and the church, Holy Scripture; Latin (written) language, Latin; of Norwegian (written) language?); of time reckoning); of numerology); (I)’

Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.

• words
• FbrFlat — bokmale ‘’l. 7132
• KgsE — bokmáli ‘in Latin (ɔ: according to the non-Nordic decimal numerical system)’l. 8636
• Andr⁴ — bokmali ‘’l. 174
• BorgKr¹ — bok male ‘according to canon law’l. 388
• ClemCod645 — bóc mále ‘’l. 485
• Enc^I — bokmali ‘’l. 6996
• Enc^III350 — bokmáli ‘’l. 7031
• EncCod1812 — bóc male ‘’l. 7045
• FV15³(1993) — bócmále ‘’l. 7232
• GibbC — bokmȧli ‘in Latin (ɔ: according to the Julian/ecclesiastical calendar)’l. 7336
• [not skaldic] — boc mále ‘’l. 1
• Hóm686c — bócmale ‘in Latin (ɔ: according to the Julian/ecclesiastical calendar)’l. 7789
• MEg¹ — bokmali ‘the language of the Bible and the church, Holy Scripture’l. 9128
• MEg² — bockmali ‘the language of the Bible and the church, Holy Scripture’l. 9129
• MEgApp — bokmali ‘the language of the Bible and the church, Holy Scripture’l. 9130
• Mess²625 — bokmalí ‘’l. 9136
• Mess¹619 — boc-mále ‘’l. 9140
• Páll²A — bokmali ‘in Latin (ɔ: according to the Julian/ecclesiastical calendar)’l. 9550
• Páll²C — bokmali ‘’l. 9551
• Physiogn435 — bokmali ‘’l. 9609
• [not skaldic] — bokmal ‘’l. 1
• Streng — bokmal ‘’l. 10468
• VerB³ — bokmal ‘’l. 10660
• elements in compounds