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Word of the year (Norway)
Årets ord ((英語:Word of the year)) is named by the Language Council of Norway, since 2012 in cooperation with the Norwegian School of Economics.〔(Kåringa av årets ord 2012 ) Language Council of Norway. Retrieved 16 December 2013 〕
Choices since 2008 have been ''finanskrise'' ("financial crisis"), ''svineinfluensa'' ("swine influenza"), ''askefast'' ("ash stuck"), ''rosetog'' ("rose march"), ''nave'' (referring to living on benefits from NAV without really needing it) and ''sakte-TV'' ("slow-TV"). In addition, the language council mentions other notable words of the year; since 2012 it has listed 10 words.
==Background and methodology==
The Language Council of Norway has named Årets ord since 2008. Since 2012, the language council has co-operated with word researcher Gisle Andersen at the Norwegian School of Economics.〔
The methodology is based on new words that the language council manually pick up in media during the year, evaluation of which new words appear most frequently in electronic media text bases and suggestions from the public. The word of the year does not need to be a completely new word, but must have had an increase in use and a special relevance during the year. The committee also evaluates the language quality, in particular whether the word (if of international origin) works well in Norwegian. In addition, the committee considers whether the word is likely to stay in use.〔
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