"kvitskjeving" meaning in Norwegian Nynorsk

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  "etymology_text": "From kvit (“white”) + skjeving.",
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      "form": "kvitskjevingen",
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      "form": "kvitskjevingar",
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      "form": "kvitskjevingane",
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        "definite",
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          "text": "Dei vanlegaste tannkvalane langs norskekysten er nisa og springarane: kvitnosa og kvitskjevingen, som er noko større.",
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        "an Atlantic white-sided dolphin, Lagenorhynchus acutus"
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        "masculine"
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  "word": "kvitskjeving"
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      "form": "kvitskjevingen",
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