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Title: Norþsæ
Content: Se Norþsæ is sæ in þæm Atlantiscan Garsecge, betweox þæm sæfaroðum Norþweges and Denemearce in eastende, þæm sæfaroðe þara Bryttiscena Iega in westende, and þam sæfaroþum Þeodisclandes, Niðerlandes, Belgican and Franclandes in þæm suþende. An byht þære Norþsæ is Scagerrac, betweox Denemearce, Norþwege, and Sweolande, and wilaþ þa Ostsæ æt Cattegate, Öresunde, Miclan Belte, and Smæl Belt. In þæm suþende, seo Norþsæ wilaþ se mara Atlantisca Garsecg þurh þa Suþsæ () and in þæm norþende þurh þone Norþwegiscan Sæ.

Mænige micele eastreamas flowaþ to þæm Norþsæ: se Ælf (æt Cuxhaven), se Weser (æt Bremerhaven), se Ems æt Emden, se Rin and seo Mæs (æt Rotterdam), se Scald (æt Fluscing), and fram Bretene se Temes, and se Hymber (æt Cyningestune on Hull).  Kiel Canal, an þære worulde þara gebrocenostena cræftlicena wætergelada, þeodeþ þone Norþsæ wið þone Ostsæ.

Her is fela eles and fyrlyfte under þære sæflore. 

In geardagum, þis wæter hatte Oceanum Germanicum oþþe Mare Germanicum (se Germanisca Sæ).  Man breac þisses naman on Niwenglisce and oðrum spræcum, mid þæm naman "Norþsæ" (), oþ þa eahtateoþan ielde.  Ac þenden þæt 1900e gear neahlæhte, wæs se nama "Germanisc Sæ" seldan bocerum bryce eac in Þeodisclande.  Þyncþ þæt his nama "North Sea" is swa þa Frisan sawon, for þæm þe Frisaland is rihte besuðan þæm Norþsæ; heora "Suðerne Sæ" oþðe Zuiderzee wæs in þam Frisiscum Iegum.

Seoh eac 
Getalu iega
Getalu iega Denemearce
Getalu iega Þeodisclandes
Getalu iega þara Niðerlanda
Getalu iega Norþweges
Getalu iega þara Bryttiscan Eegena
Oferfiscoþ
Norþsæ Commission
Continental shelf

Niwu word
 Atlantisc (aj) Garsecg (sm) - Atlantisc Ocean
 fyrlyft (sf) - gas (as used in fuel)
 Niwenglisc (sn) - Modern English
 Norþsæ (sm/sf) [new usage] - North Sea
 Þeodiscland (sn) - Germany

Utanwearde bendas  
 Hallo Nordseefreunde Ues ge Norþsæfriend hal (On Ðeodisce)
 Nordsømuseet i Hirtshals (Norþsæ Museum in Hirtshals, Denemearc) (on Denisce}

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