Lets start with a few words fro snow:
1. Skare: Wet snow that has frozen
2. Blautsnø, wet snow
3. Blåstøde: snow that has water puddles in it
4. kornsnø: Grainy snow
5. Skavl: snow dune
6. Sludd: Mix of snow and rain
7. Djupsnø - deep snow
8. Fokksnø - drifting snow
9. Eitersnø - snow flake that is specific small and grainy, like small hail
10. Fauker: snow that falls with separate spread out snow flakes
11. Finsnø - fine snow
12. Firn: Year old snow
13. Fjautr: snø med tørre, lette flak
14. Fjom, fjon (snø-) Snow
15. Fjorsnø: Year old snow
16. Flekkesnø - patches of snow
17. Flinte (snø-): large snow flakes
18. Flissnø: dry, fine snow
19. Floke (snø-): larger snow flakes
20. Flukse (snøflukse, -flysse, -flykse): even larger snow flakes
21. Folge (snø-) : thin layer of snow
22. Fonn (snøfonn, - fane, - fann) - snow drift
23. Halvgote: Mix of snow, rain and sleet
24. Hardang: snow that was wet but has frozen
25. Heideskav: Snow that is drifting, but spread out,
26. Heiske: light snow falling when the weather is almost clear.
27. Himmelsfok: Hard falling snow falling straight down
28. Iming: D.s.s. fjautr
29. Ising: something between snow and ice
30. Jordfok: Snow whipped into the air (by wind)
31. Jøkleføre: new snow with an icy top.
32. Jøkul: Glacier
33. Kaldsnø: loose, dry snow on the ground
34. Kjellføre: when the snow is deep enough to ski over marches and stone fences
35. Klabbesnø: sticky snow
36. Kornsnø - grainy snow
37. Kovdam: The air is thick with snow, making it hard to breath.
38. Krap or krav: small lumps of snow
39. Kram snø: Moist snow, good for building snow men and making snow balls. :-)
40. Lavsnø: snow on tree branches
41. Laussnø - loose snow
42. Mjell(snø): loose and dry snow on the ground
43. Mylsnø: Snow that has frozen and then been chrushed
44. Nysnø: new snow
45. Pudder(snø): Powder snow
46. Pulversnø : powder snow
47. Raunsveig: snow on tree branches
48. Rekkjingssnø: spoor snow
49. Rennedrev: drifting snow
50. Roksnø: drifting snow
51. Skare: snow with a hard surface
52. Slaps (slass): ekstra wet sleet
53. Slette (slett, slatter, slat) : same as sleet
54. Slettekave: snøkave snow with extra large flakes
55. Sludd: sleet
56. Smaladrepar: Wet snow that falls and freezes on the ground, and covering the grass so that sheep cant find food.
57. Snø (snjo, sny o.l.): snow
58. Snøbre: snow that does not melt for several years.
59. Snøbus: extensive sow drifting
60. Snødett: minor snow fall
61. Snødrev (snødrift): snow drift
62. Snøfall: falling snow
63. Snøfar: very thin layer of snow
64. Snøfille: large snow flake
65. Snøflak : snow flake
66. Snøfnugg: snow flake
67. Snøfokk: snow blown by the wind
68. Snøføyke: mindre enn snøfokk: a lesser snøfokk
69. Snøfån: særs tynt snølag: very thin layer of snow
70. sørpe: slush
71. Snøgov (-gauv): see snøfokk
72. Snøgraut: see sørpe
73. Snøgrim: fine snow with a little wind
74. Snøgrop: slush
75. Snøgyrje: slush
76. Snøhela: thin layer of snow
77. Snøhim: very thin layer of snow
78. Snøhære: light, thin fall of snow
79. Snøkav: Snow with much wind
80. Snøkjerring: very big snowflake (liiterally grandmother of snow)
81. Snøklett: lots of snow falling
82. Snøkreist: snow flakes falling spread in clear weather
83. Snøkyng: dense snowfall
84. Snøravl: thin snowfall
85. Snørid: hard, snowy weather
86. Snørók: snow devils, as in dust devils
87. Snøskav: snow blown up from the ground
88. Snøskavl: snow drift with a sharp edge
89. Snøskrimsel: extremely thin layer of snow, allmost not visible
90. Snøskute: snow drift with an over hang.
91. Snøstorm: snow storm
92. Snøvêr: snowy weather
93. Snøæke: samanblåsen fonn t.d. i eit fjellskar: Densely packed snow drift
94. Sor: mix of snow, water and sleet
95. Sporsnø: spoor snow
96. Stolpesnø: snow you can walk normaly in but have to stab your feet into.
97. Sørpe(snø): water mixed snow
98. Tørrsnø: dry snow
99. Uppstøding: Snow with a strong enough surface to carry a person
100. Vodl: slush.
When you have learned these by heart we canb continue with the words for fish.