Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Norwegian term or phrase:
mangfoldiggjøre
English translation:
replicate
Added to glossary by
Per Bergvall
Mar 15, 2010 11:15
14 yrs ago
Norwegian term
mangfoldiggjøre
Norwegian to English
Bus/Financial
IT (Information Technology)
The art of making multiple copies, as in "Når samme melding skal sendes til flere adressater, kan vi mangfoldiggjøre den, og videreformidle den til flere mottakere."
The term is also used for multiply, as in "Go forth and multiply" (the original sense, not the recent one of eff off).
I am also looking for the noun for mangfoldiggjøring. This is commonly found in copyright statements as one of the many things you cannot do to a proprietary document. Had it been just two, I'd have used to duplicate and duplication; multi- doesn't work well here.
The term is also used for multiply, as in "Go forth and multiply" (the original sense, not the recent one of eff off).
I am also looking for the noun for mangfoldiggjøring. This is commonly found in copyright statements as one of the many things you cannot do to a proprietary document. Had it been just two, I'd have used to duplicate and duplication; multi- doesn't work well here.
Proposed translations
(English)
1 +2 | replicate/replication? | Diarmuid Kennan |
4 +1 | reproduce | Charlesp |
Proposed translations
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replicate/replication?
Is this what you are looking for Per?
Peer comment(s):
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Charles Ek
: See my discussion entry above.
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agree |
brigidm
: I would recommend "replicate" in this context.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Yup, that's it."
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reproduce
I think you are looking for "reproduce" - as in permission to reproduce.
(obtain permission to reproduce from the copyright holder).
And "reproduction" might be the noun you are looking for.
(obtain permission to reproduce from the copyright holder).
And "reproduction" might be the noun you are looking for.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Hans Wang
: I would suggest "right to reproduce" and "right of reproduction" as part of what is commonly referred to as the "bundle of rights" in copyright law
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yes exactly.
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Discussion
"Duplication and replication are simply two different methods of reproducing a CD or DVD. With Duplication, the CDs/DVDs are reproduced by individually 'burning' each CDR or DVDR. Utilizing a laser, information is sequentially written or burned to a CDR/DVDR. Replication is a manufacturing process whereby a mold of the data, called a Glass Master, is made and then 'stamped' onto blank media."