Lindesnes
- proper noun
- We stopped to take photographs at Lindesnes, the southern tip of Norway.
Examples
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The lighthouse at Lindesnes helps guide ships safely past the rocky coast of southern Norway.
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The lighthouse at Lindesnes is a popular tourist attraction.
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Many sailors have braved the waters around Lindesnes for centuries.
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Lindesnes is beautiful.
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Visit Lindesnes!
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Many sailors have braved the waters around Lindesnes, which is known for its challenging navigation.
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Tourists often visit Lindesnes to witness the stunning views from the southernmost point of the Norwegian mainland.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lindesnes probably comes from old Norwegian parts: lind meaning 'linden', a type of tree, and nes meaning 'headland' or 'cape'. So it means 'linden headland', a fitting name for the cape at Norway's southern tip and a clear landmark for sailors.