Glomma.
a river in Norway, the country's longest and most voluminous river, flowing from the Tydal mountains northeast of Røros through Eastern Norway to Fredrikstad.
Meaning & usage
a river in Norway, the country's longest and most voluminous river, flowing from the Tydal mountains northeast of Røros through Eastern Norway to Fredrikstad.
Where this word comes from
Ultimately unknown. The name may be connected with glåma (“to shine weakly and palely”), or may be a derivation of Old Norse glaumr (“noise, din”). In earlier use, Glåma referred only to the upper part of the river; the lower part was called Old Norse Raumelfr, derived from the people name raumar (“the Raumar”).
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