Translation for 'walking cane' from English to Norwegian

walking cane

gåstav {m}

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cane

stokk {m}

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sugar cane

sukkerrør {n}bot.T

bamboo cane

bambusrør {n}

cane sugar

rørsukker {n}gastr.

cane [walking stick]

gåstav {m}

walking pace

gåfart {m/f}traf.

walking speed

gåfart {m/f}traf.

walking stick

gåstav {m}

stokk {m}

walking frame

gåstol {m}med.

walking distance

gangavstand {m}

walking route

vandrerute {m/f}sport

• Many of Simcoe's personal effects including his sword, sabre, and walking cane, may be viewed by appointment at the Archives of Ontario in Toronto.
• Petliura did not answer but raised his walking cane.
• A cane gun is a walking cane with a hidden gun built into it. Cane guns are sometimes confused with so-called "poacher's guns".
• In one recorded incident, an elderly Cretan man clubbed a parachutist to death with his walking cane, before the German could disentangle himself from his parachute.
• The line "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane" refers to the song of that name: a minstrel song credited to James A. Bland, which has become a folk song.

• In 2004, as part of the 125th anniversary celebration of the Valparaiso University School of Law, students carried the hand-carved walking cane that belonged to Tilton as part of the 'cane march,' a tradition where graduating law students, holding canes and wearing straw hats, march from the Valparaiso University campus to the Porter County courthouse in Valparaiso's town square.
• His "veve" incorporates a walking cane on the right side.
• The slicker has a unique style: a handkerchief up his sleeve and a cigarette lighter in the head of his walking cane.
• Madame Fatal's yellow walking cane was also a formidable weapon in Stanton's hands as he was adept at using the cane as a weapon.
• A walking cane in various styles and colors and encased in gold, silver or bronze was indispensable.

• You meet a young boy and his dreams, a girl solving the ultimate question for a scientist, a very distorted traditional Norwegian fairy tale, an underdog who finds his magic wand in shape of a walking cane, the challenge of writing soberly while sober and other stories.
• He entered the stage carrying a walking cane. They expected him to go into his continuous production of canes routine.
• An elderly woman asked him to play with her walking cane and he continued to score goals with it.
• She takes advantage of her glass eye to play practical jokes in revenge against her husband, and demonstrates multiple acts of cruelty and viciousness throughout the story: the main reason behind her use of a walking cane was as a weapon against innocent children and animals, she participates in the torment of the couple's pet monkeys the Muggle-Wumps, and she once served Mr.
• All cane users who need a walking cane for medical reasons should consult a medical professional before choosing the style that best suits them.

• In 1880 Stejneger ordered a walking cane with a built-in collector's gun which would serve him in his specimen collection until the end of his life.
• Other early versions include Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup as "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane" and Boyd Gilmore as "Just an Army Boy".
• A walking stick or walking cane is a device used primarily to aid walking, provide postural stability or support, or assist in maintaining a good posture.