Note that in Norwegian (and, I think, Swedish and Danish) words are joined without a hypen. So anythime a word ending with &quot;j&quot; like &quot;marsj&quot; (&quot;march&#x2F;marching&quot;) is joined with a word beginning with &quot;f&quot; like &quot;fart&quot; (&quot;speed&quot;) you&#x27;ll see &quot;jf&quot;: &quot;marsjfart&quot; (&quot;marching speed&quot;&#x2F;&quot;cruis(e|ing) speed&quot;).<p>Also jfr isn&#x27;t a particularly rare abbreviations - so ymmv. At any rate, with how words can be combined in Norwegian, there&#x27;s generally no good safe choice...<p>Another example, in line with the IKEA theme: &quot;dusjforheng&quot; (&quot;shower curtain&quot;).