Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
kløvturer
English translation:
hiking trips with pack animals
Added to glossary by
Bengt Evertsson
Jul 10, 2007 15:20
16 yrs ago
Norwegian term
kløvturer
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Her blir det klatreturer blant annet til Romsdalshorn og Nordveggen, fjellturer til Bispen og Store Trolltind, klatrekurs og kløvturer for barn, havkajakk-kurs, elvepadlerkurs, kurs i paragliding og klatrekurs for funksjonshemmede.
expeditions with horses? dogs? carrying your stuff, but no riding?
expeditions with horses? dogs? carrying your stuff, but no riding?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | hiking trips with pack animals | Frode Aleksandersen |
3 | pack-saddle hiking | word-smith |
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hiking trips with pack animals
"Hiking trips with pack animals for kids/children." I've never come across this expression before so I had to do some research. From that I gathered that a 'kløv' is the equivalent of saddlebags, and in the context used in Norwegian a 'kløvtur' is then a hiking trip with any animal capable of carrying them. That means horses, dogs and even lamas (!). You can use 'packhorse' instead of pack animal if you know for sure they use horses.
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pack-saddle hiking
If you don't know what animal it is, you might use 'pack saddle' too. "… and pack-saddle hiking for kids."
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