No. 218 in Norwegian
vladimir
The word "vladimir" is not a Norwegian word; it is a Slavic given name.
In a sentence
Vladimir so på kartet for å finne veien.
Vladimir looked at the map to find the way.
The word 'Vladimir' is used here as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Jeg leste en bok om Vladimir den store.
I read a book about Vladimir the Great.
The word 'Vladimir' refers to a historical figure, 'Vladimir the Great,' emphasizing its significance as a name tied to history.
Det var mange historier om byen Vladimir.
There were many stories about the city of Vladimir.
The word 'Vladimir' here is used as a proper noun denoting a geographical location, specifically a city in Russia.
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