e/Nidaros

Information
has gloss	eng: Nidaros was the old name of Trondheim ("Trondhjem" was the Dano-Norwegian spelling), a city of Norway, in the Middle Ages. Nidaros was Northern Europes most important Christian pilgrimage site during this time, the pilgrims goal being the Christ Church, also known as the Nidaros Cathedral, established as the seat of the archdiocese of all Norway in 1152 by Nicholas Breakspeare, who later became the only English pope as Adrian IV. The archdiocese thus broke away from the newly established archbishopric of Scandinavia, situated in Lund, Skåne (then a part of the Danish realm) since 1103. Nidaros town owed its name to the location at the mouth of the river Nid (Nidelva) (os = river mouth).
lexicalization	eng: Nidaros
instance of	c/Towns in Norway

Meaning
Hungarian
has gloss	hun: Nidaros (eredetileg Niðarós) a mai Trondheim (vagy más nevein Trond(h)jem, Drontheim) régi neve, város Norvégiában a középkorban. Nidaros Észak-Európa legfontosabb keresztény zarándokhelye volt.
lexicalization	hun: Nidaros
Icelandic
has gloss	isl: Niðarós er borg í Noregi sem núna nefnist Þrándheimur (norska: Trondheim).
lexicalization	isl: Niðarós
Norwegian Nynorsk
has gloss	nno: Nidaros er det norrøne og historiske namnet på byen Trondheim. Namnet kjem av at byen ligg ved elveoset til Nidelva.
lexicalization	nno: Nidaros
Norwegian
has gloss	nor: :For andre betydninger se Nidaros (andre betydninger) Nidaros er et historisk navn på byen Trondheim, samt navn på katolske og lutherske (erke)bispedømme med sete i Trondheim.
lexicalization	nor: Nidaros

Media
media:img	Nidarosdom 1857.jpg
media:img	Nidarosdomen vestfronten.jpg