Riksmaal

Riksmaal
   The Danish-influenced written form of Norwegian, Riksmaal (later known as bokmal, or book language) was the standard until the dialect-based Landsmaal was created as an alternative in the 19th century.

Historical Dictionary of Scandinavian Literature and Theater. . 2006.

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