fagkonferanse.
professional conference, specialist conference; a conference devoted to a particular professional, academic, technical or other specialist field, at which participants typically exchange knowledge, experience and perspectives
Meaning & usage
professional conference, specialist conference; a conference devoted to a particular professional, academic, technical or other specialist field, at which participants typically exchange knowledge, experience and perspectives
Forbundet arrangerer en årlig fagkonferanse med foredrag, workshops og faglige diskusjoner.
Where this word comes from
From fag (“field, profession”) + konferanse (“conference”), literally “professional-field conference”. The first element, fag (“field, subject, profession”), is borrowed from Low German fak (“compartment, field”), originally referring to something delimited or joined together and later developing the sense “field, discipline, profession”. The second element, konferanse (“conference”), is borrowed through French conférence (“conference”) from Medieval Latin conferentia (“meeting, consultation”), from confero (“to bring together; confer”), itself from con- (“together”) + fero (“to carry, bear”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bʰer- (“to carry, bear”). Compare the parallel formations Norwegian Nynorsk fagkonferanse, Danish fagkonference and German Fachkonferenz (“professional conference, specialist conference”).
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