"Tolvkjørkhellar" meaning in Norwegian Nynorsk

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Proper name

Forms: Tolvkjørkhellaren [definite]
Etymology: The last part is heller (“cave”). According to a local legend, the cave was used as a church or chapel in Medieval times, although it is not confirmed by archeologists. According to Faye’s version, the first part is from tolv + kyr, because the price paid to a priest for the official consecration of the cave was 12 cows. According to Dietrichson’s version, the first part is from Tollev + kyrkje, named after a local saint, Tollev (Tollef Salemann of Tessungdal), from Old Norse Þorleifr. In Riksmål and Bokmål texts known as Tolvkohellen, Tollkohelleren, Tolffkiørs-Heller, Tolvkuhelleren and Tolvkjørhellen. Etymology templates: {{af|nn|tolv|kyr}} tolv + kyr, {{af|nn|Tollev|kyrkje}} Tollev + kyrkje, {{cog|non|Þorleifr}} Old Norse Þorleifr Head templates: {{head|nn|proper noun|definite|Tolvkjørkhellaren|g=m}} Tolvkjørkhellar m (definite Tolvkjørkhellaren)
  1. A cave in Sirdal, Agder, Norway, used as a resting place by local shepherds. Since 1970 covered by waters of a reservoir Tags: masculine Categories (place): Places in Norway Synonyms: Tollkohedlar, Tolvkjørhellar, Tollkohedler, Tolvkjørkshellar Related terms: Tolvkjørktjødn, Tolvkotjørn (english: a small lake south of the cave), Tollkoskartjødne (english: a small lake east of the cave), Tolvkjørkskaret
    Sense id: en-Tolvkjørkhellar-nn-name-Itzed3vk Categories (other): Norwegian Nynorsk entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
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