'cFjord'

Etymology
The term "fjord" comes directly from Old Norse (fjörðr) and means a body of water used for crossing or travel. It shares a root with the word "ford" (a shallow river crossing) and is tied to the way the Vikings used these calm waterways for navigation. 
Habitations. What moss thrives a Fjord.  Amazing World. 

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