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This category contains articles with Northern Sami-language text. The primary purpose of these categories is to facilitate manual or automated checking of text in other languages.
This category should only be added with the {{Lang}} family of templates, never explicitly.
For example {{Lang|se|text in Northern Sami language here}}
, which wraps the text with <span lang="se">
. Also available is {{Lang-se|text in Northern Sami language here}}
which displays as Northern Sami: text in Northern Sami language here.
See also
- Category:Articles with Northern Sami-language sources (se)
- Category:CS1 Northern Sami-language sources (se)
Some of the pages may be misclassified and really belong to Category:Articles containing Swedish-language text.
Pages in category "Articles containing Northern Sami-language text"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 919 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Kåfjord, Alta
- Kåfjorden (Alta)
- Kåfjorden (Nordkapp)
- Kåfjorden (Troms)
- Kågen
- Kaamasmukka
- Kabelvåg
- Kåfjord
- Kaldfjord
- Kaldfjorden, Troms
- Kalmar Union
- Finn Kalvik
- Kamøyfjorden
- Kandalaksha
- Karasjohka
- Karasjok
- Karasjok Municipality
- Karasjok (village)
- Karesuando
- Karesuvanto
- Karigasniemi
- Karlebotn
- Karlsøy Municipality
- Karlsøya, Troms
- Katterat Station
- Grethe Kausland
- Kautokeino
- Kautokeino (village)
- Kautokeino Church
- Kautokeino Municipality
- The Kautokeino Rebellion
- Kebnekaise
- Keiino
- Kemi
- Kemijärvi
- Kemijoki
- Kevo Strict Nature Reserve
- Kilpisjärvi
- Lake Kilpisjärvi
- King Oscar II Chapel
- Kirkenes
- Kiruna
- Kiruna Municipality
- Kistrand
- Kittilä
- Tjårdavatnet
- Kjækan
- Kjæsvannet
- Kjeldebotn
- Sverre Kjelsberg
- Kjernfjelltunnelen
- Kjøllefjord
- Kjosen, Tromsø
- Åse Kleveland
- Kokelv
- Kola Sámi Association
- Kola, Russia
- Komagfjord
- Komsafjellet
- Könkämäeno
- Korsnes Church
- Kovvannet
- Krampenes
- Hanne Krogh
- Kroken, Troms
- Karoline Krüger
- Kunes, Finnmark
- Kurravaara
- Kuttura
- Kuusamo
- Kvæfjord Municipality
- Kvænangen Municipality
- Kvænangen (fjord)
- Kvænangsbotn Hydroelectric Power Station
- Kvænangsfjellet
- Kvalfjorden
- Kvaløya (Tromsø)
- Kvaløya, Finnmark
- Kvalsund Municipality
- Kvalsund, Hammerfest
- Kvalsundet (Tromsø)
- Kven people
- Kvenvik
L
- La det swinge
- Elin Anna Labba
- Laberget
- Labour Party (Norway)
- Haldor Lægreid
- Lake Inari
- Lake Lovozero
- Lakså, Evenes
- Laksefjorden
- Lakselv
- Lakselva
- Lakselvbukt
- Langfjordbotn, Alta
- Langfjorden (Alta)
- Langfjordjøkelen
- Langnes, Finnmark
- Langvatnet (Ballangen)
- Lapland (Finland)
- Lapland (Sweden)
- Lassajavre Hydroelectric Power Station
- Laukhella
- Laukøya
- Lavangen (fjord)
- Lavangen Municipality
- Lavvu
- Lebesby (village)
- Lebesby Municipality
- Fud Leclerc
- Tomas Ledin
- Leinavatnet
- Lemmenjoki (river)
- Lemmenjoki National Park
- Lenvik Municipality
- LGBT rights in Finland
- Liberal Party (Norway)
- Liet International
- Liland, Evenes
- Liland, Sortland
- Lille Ekkerøya
- Lille Kamøya, Nordkapp
- Lille Kufjorden
- Lille Rostavatnet
- Lisma
- List of churches in Nord-Hålogaland
- List of communist parties
- List of county governors of Finnmark
- List of county governors of Troms
- List of date formats by country
- List of largest lakes of Europe
- List of municipalities of Finland
- List of municipalities of Finland in which Finnish is not the sole official language
- List of municipalities of Norway
- List of pro-European political parties
- List of villages in Finnmark
- List of villages in Troms
- List of Wikipedias
- Lødingen Municipality
- Lødingen (village)
- Lóðurr
- Lofoten
- Johnny Logan (singer)
- Vesa-Matti Loiri
- Looking High, High, High
- Loppa (island)
- Loppa Municipality
- Lossivatnet
- Lotta (river)
- Love Enough for Two
- Lovozero (rural locality)
- Lutefisk
- Lyngen (fjord)
- Lyngen Alps
- Lyngen Municipality
- Lyngenhalvøya
- Lyngseidet
- Lysvatnet (Troms)
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- Målselv Municipality
- Måsøy Municipality
- Maggie MacNeal
- Magerøya
- Malangen (fjord)
- Malangen Municipality
- Siw Malmkvist
- Marine
- Márkomeannu
- Masi, Norway
- Måsøya
- Mata Hari (Anne-Karine Strøm song)
- Máze Group
- Meänkieli
- Medfjorden
- Mehamn
- Alessandra Mele
- Melkøya
- Melodi Grand Prix
- Melodi Grand Prix 2020
- Melodi Grand Prix 2021
- Melodi Grand Prix 2022
- Melvika
- Metsähallitus
- Minister of Children and Families
- Maria Haukaas Mittet
- A Monster Like Me
- Kjetil Mørland
- Municipalities of Lapland (Finland)
- Muonio
- Muotkavaara
- Murmansk
- Museum for Northern Peoples
- Stella Mwangi
- My Fathers' Daughter
- Myklebostad, Tjeldsund