French to Norwegian Hooked Terms and Abbreviations: A Complete Glossary

Norway, like many Nordic countries, particularly appreciates handicrafts such as knitting and crocheting. With so many enthusiasts of these crafts, there are a multitude of patterns available While most are in English, a few gems remain exclusively available in Norwegian. It would be a shame to miss out on these treasures simply because of the language barrier.

That's why you'll find here a complete chart, designed to help you translate these unique patterns that can't be found anywhere else. 

What is the point of learning Norwegian crochet vocabulary?

Access unique and original patterns

Knowing the Norwegian vocabulary of crochet allows you to discover and create original designs often unavailable in other languages. Norway has a rich craft culture, with many patterns reflecting its Nordic identity. Therefore, mastering the specific terminology allows you to fully enjoy these unique creations without encountering a language barrier.

Expanding your crochet skills

Learning Norwegian crochet vocabulary also helps enrich one's technical knowledge. Every language often offers its own vocabulary. specific techniques or methods of production unique to its culture. By translating Norwegian patterns, you can incorporate these innovative techniques and diversify your creative skills.

Participate in a wider community

Mastering Norwegian crochet terminology gives you the opportunity to exchange ideas and integrate into the community. an international community of passionate crocheters. This facilitates interaction on forums, discussion groups, or social networks dedicated to this practice. You can then share your creations, ask questions, and get advice directly from Norwegian creators.

Gaining autonomy and confidence

Understanding the specific vocabulary of crochet in Norwegian allows you to be independent when working with foreign patterns. This reduces your reliance on existing translations and allows you to...’approach any boss with serenity in this language. This autonomy strengthens your confidence and considerably expands your creative scope.

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The PDF to download

For further information, a complete PDF version of the glossary is also available for download.

The PDF includes two complete versions of the glossary: a main French version and a main English version.
Each of these 14-page documents compiles all the terms used on the site, in all languages available (French, English US/UK, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian, Norwegian), so you can easily view them offline, print them or always keep them handy on your phone, tablet or computer.

The PDF is available for €2, a deliberately symbolic amount which helps to support the work of creating, updating and translating the lexicon, as well as the development of new free content on Yarn & Crochet.

Access is free online glossary of course, it remains fully available.

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The Norwegian-French Crochet Lexicon

To make your navigation easier and help you with your project, you can simply click on a term that interests you highlight it. This can help you focus on the translations that are important for your project. If you click again on a line that's already selected, the highlighting will disappear.

Français Abréviation (FR) Norvégien
Bokmål / Nynorsk
Abréviation (NOR)
Points de Base
Maille chaînette
Maille en l'air
ch Luftmaske lm
Single crochet ms Fastmaske fm
Demi bride db Halvstav hst
Bride b Stav st
Double bride Db Dobbelstav dbst
Triple bride Tb Trippelstav trpst
slip stitch mc Kjedemaske kjm
Techniques
Augmentation Aug Økning / Auking
Diminution Dim Felling
Cercle magique MC Magisk ring
Travailler en rond continu
En cercle continu
(hekle) rundt / i ring
Travailler en rang (hekle) fram og tilbake (i rader)
Rang Rad
Répéter Gjenta
Position et Instructions
Dans le brin arrière seulement bar hekle kun i bakre maskeledd bml
Dans le brin avant seulement bav hekle kun i fremre maskeledd fml
Piquer dans stikk inn i
Crocheter ensemble hekle sammen
Continuer Fortsett / Hald fram
Passer une maille Hopp over
Rabattre Fell av
Faire un jeté Hent tråden
Couper le fil Klipp tråden og fest den
Klipp av garnet, og fest enden med ei nål
Matériaux et Outils
Fil / Laine Garn
Grosseur de la laine garntykkelse / garntjukkleik
Crochet Heklenål
Taille du crochet heklenålstørrelse / heklenålstorleik
Yarn needle stoppenål
Marqueur de maille Maskemarkør
Échantillon strikkefasthet
Fil Ull
Yeux de sécurité sikkerhetsøyne
Aiguille synål
Rembourrage fyllvatt
Ciseaux Saks
Aiguilles à tricoter strikkepinne
Points texturé ou Spéciaux
Point popcorn pc Popcornmaske
Point noisette Boblemaske
Point d'étoile Stjernemønster / Stjernemaske
Point de coquille Skjellmønster
Point de filet Filethekling
Point de torsade Flette
Point V V-maske
Point élastique Ribbemaske
Autres Termes utilisés
Tension Heklefasthet
Patron Oppskrift
Patron gratuit gratis oppskrift
Couture invisible Usynlig søm / Usynleg saum
Assemblage montering
Relever les mailles plukke opp masker
Nœud coulant glideknute

I hope you find this French-Norwegian dictionary of terms commonly used in crochet patterns helpful. To keep this information handy, consider downloading the PDF!

Do you want to explore other languages? Discover the multilingual glossary, where you will find crochet-related terms translated into Italian, Spanish, and many more.

Dictionaries

Looking for a more detailed crochet dictionary in a specific language? Check out our dedicated pages!

French - US English

French - Spanish

French - Italian

French - German

French - Russian

French - Norwegian

French - English UK

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