A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Norway: Norvegia,-ae (s.f.I) (Stearn), norvegicus,-a,-um (adj.A); according to Ray: Norwagia,-iae (s.f.I). Norwagii (pl.m.II), Norwegians.

Finmarchii (pl.m.II), Finmarchians (i.e. the Norwegians of Finmarch, a county in northern Norway).

Bergensis,-e (adj.B): living in Bergen, Norway.

Ray cites information from Norway sent to him by the physician Henry Hoierus of Bergen:

- Longe autem majorem postea e Norwagia misit Hen. Hoierus Bergensis medicus, quamvis infima parte mutilam, 6. tamen pedes altam (Ray), however, Henry Hoierus a physician of Bergen (Norway) afterward sent a far larger [one], although the lowest part is mutilated, yet it is 6 feet high.

- [Rubus chamaemorus L. 1753 not Fisch. ex Ser. 1825 (Rosaceae)], ex hoc fructu (inquit Hoierus) Electuarium ad Scorbutum rudi Minerva conficiunt quotannis Norwagii & Finmarchii (Ray), from this fruit (says [Henry] Hoierus) every year the Norwegians and Finmarchians, with a rude skill, make an electuary for scurvy.

Chamaemorum Norwagicum ‘Clusii’ Park. [Parkinson] = Rubus chamaemorus L. 1753 not Fisch. ex Ser. 1825 (Rosaceae).