Ir.nr.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.

English translation: Ir.no.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.

17:58 Mar 10, 2004
Danish to English translations [PRO]
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Danish term or phrase: Ir.nr.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.
Abbreviations. I must source a glossary for these as my dictionaries give poor coverage.
Shaun Friel
United Kingdom
Local time: 05:13
English translation:Ir.no.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.
Explanation:
This is the best I can do. It would depend on the context.

Ir.nr. = IR.No. Could stand for "Internal Report No."
GH/kh = The initials of the person who is responsible for the report or letter / initials of his or her personal assistant)
Vedr. = Ref.
udl.nr. = alien no. (udlændingenummer)
jfr. = cf. (abbreviation for "jævnfør" English: Compare)

I hope this is a help.
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Charlotte Langbeen
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Local time: 00:13
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Thanks are not enough Charlotte!
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4 +4Ir.no.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.
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Ir.no.: GH/kh Vedr.: udl.nr jfr.


Explanation:
This is the best I can do. It would depend on the context.

Ir.nr. = IR.No. Could stand for "Internal Report No."
GH/kh = The initials of the person who is responsible for the report or letter / initials of his or her personal assistant)
Vedr. = Ref.
udl.nr. = alien no. (udlændingenummer)
jfr. = cf. (abbreviation for "jævnfør" English: Compare)

I hope this is a help.


    Reference: http://www.sa.dk/ra/brugearkivet/RAsaml/efter1848/justits/B2...
Charlotte Langbeen
United States
Local time: 00:13
Native speaker of: Native in DanishDanish
PRO pts in category: 4
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Thanks are not enough Charlotte!

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