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Messed around with //official name// (P1448) in //Glittertind// (Q397876) and realized that official names are often given in metalanguages. The name Glittertinden is now listed as //nb// but should be //nn//. I think this is quite common to avoid creating several closely related names. In Norwegian that means that monolingual text must support //no// in addition to //nb// and //nn//.

Messed around with //official name// (P1448) in //Glittertind// (Q397876) and realized that official names are often given in macrolanguages. The name Glittertinden is now listed as //nb// but should be //nn//. I think this is quite common to avoid creating several closely related names. In Norwegian that means that monolingual text must support //no// in addition to //nb// and //nn//. Macrolanguages are also called metalanguages.

Messed around with //official name// (P1448) in //Glittertind// (Q397876) and realized that official names are often given in metamacrolanguages. The name Glittertinden is now listed as //nb// but should be //nn//. I think this is quite common to avoid creating several closely related names. In Norwegian that means that monolingual text must support //no// in addition to //nb// and //nn//. Macrolanguages are also called metalanguages.