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Suðuroy (pronounced [ˈsʊɹɔɪ]
literally ‘South Island’, Danish: Suderø) is the
southernmost of the
Faroe Islands. The
island covers 163.7
square kilometres...
- FC
Suðuroy is a
Faroese football club
which was
founded in
January 2010 and
consists of the
former clubs VB (founded in 1905) and
Sumba (founded in 1949)...
- The
Slave raid of
Suðuroy was a
slave raid by
pirates from
Northwest Africa that took
place on
Suðuroy in the
Faroe Islands in the
summer of 1629. It resulted...
- The Suðuroyartunnilin (
Suðuroy Tunnel) is a
proposed submerged fixed-link in the
Faroe Islands,
linking the
island of
Suðuroy to Sandoy. As of 2023, all...
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Suðuroy/Royn was a
Faroese football club
based in Trongisvágur. The team was a
result of a
merger between all
three clubs from the
island of
Suðuroy:...
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Mortensen from
Suðuroy. They had
bought the ship in 1895 and
operated a
scheduled service between Tórshavn and
several ports in
Suðuroy. In the
first half...
- Tjaldavíkshólmur (7,5 sq hm), at Øravík
Suðuroy Sumbiarhólmur (7,0 sq hm), at
Sumba Suðuroy Lopranshólmur (3,4 sq hm), at
Lopra Suðuroy Kirkjubøhólmur (2,0 sq hm)...
- bœuf).
Listen to a
Danish speaker reciting the
Danish alphabet. In the
Suðuroy-dialect of Faroese, the
short ø is
pronounced [ʏ], e.g. børn [bʏdn] ("children")...
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Retrieved 2024-02-06. "
Suðuroy subsea tunnel research shows early promise".
Kringvarp Føroya (in Faroese). 26
November 2018. "Minister:
Suðuroy tunnel ready in...
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modern form as oyggjar.
Names for
individual islands (such as
Kalsoy and
Suðuroy) also
preserve the old form.
Multiple theories have been
postulated for...
