biograf

Learned borrowing from Latin biographus, or Ancient Greek βιογράφος (biográphos)

• IPA^(key): [bijo.ɡraf]

biograf ?

1. biographer (the writer of a biography)

From the Greek βίος and γράφω.

biograf m

1. cinema

• biják (informal)
• kino

• biják

biograf c (singular definite biografen, plural indefinite biografer)

1. movie theater
2. biographer

• (biographer):
  • biografi
  • biografere

• “biograf” in Den Danske Ordbog

From bio- +‎ -graf

biograf m (definite singular biografen, indefinite plural biografer, definite plural biografene)

1. a biographer
2. (dated) a cinema

• kino (cinema)

• biografi

• “biograf” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

From bio- +‎ -graf

biograf m (definite singular biografen, indefinite plural biografar, definite plural biografane)

1. a biographer

• biografi

• “biograf” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

biograf m pers

1. biographer

• biografia

Borrowed from French biographe.

biograf m (plural biografi)

1. biographer

• biografic
• biografie

• IPA^(key): /biǒɡraf/
• Hyphenation: bi‧o‧graf

biògraf m (Cyrillic spelling био̀граф)

1. biographer

bio- (“life, living”) +‎ -graf (“writing, recording”), referring to live pictures and the human life described, respectively.

• Audio

  (file)

biograf c

1. a cinema, a movie theatre; commonly contracted to bio
2. a biographer (one who writes about the life of another)

• bio
• biografsalong