Norwegian currency 7 Little Words
Latest answer — September 13, 2026
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Clue explained
Krone is the monetary unit of Norway; the plural form is kroner. The answer uses the singular currency name indicated by the clue.
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Sunday, September 13, 2026
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Recent 7 Little Words Answers
The last 7 days of solutions
The answer to “Norwegian currency” in 7 Little Words is KRONE — a 5-letter word from Puzzle 1, most recently Sunday, September 13, 2026. If this is the one clue standing between you and a finished board, that's the word you need — and below you'll find why it fits, how to build it from that puzzle's tiles, and links to the day's other clues if more than one is giving you trouble.
“Norwegian currency” answer
The 7 Little Words answer for “Norwegian currency” (most recently Sunday, September 13, 2026, Puzzle 1) is:
KRONE·5 letters
You can also reveal it one tile at a time above if you'd rather keep some of the challenge.
When else has “Norwegian currency” appeared?
- September 13, 2026 (most recent) → KRONE
Why the answer is KRONE
You’d use this money when paying for waffles in Oslo. 💰
How to build KRONE from the tiles
In 7 Little Words you don't type the answer — you assemble it from the puzzle's shared tile bank, and every tile is used exactly once across all seven answers. Puzzle 1's tiles for September 13, 2026 are:
KR · ONE · RE · NM · IN · BI · PO · UND · RU · PI · AH · DI · RH · AM · RI · NG · GIT · HR · YVN · IA
KRONE is built by combining the tiles KR · ONE in order. Because those tiles come out of the shared bank, locking in KRONE early also narrows what's left for the other six clues.
More clues from this puzzle
Stuck on another clue? Here are the rest of Puzzle 1's clues for September 13, 2026 — tap any for its answer and tile breakdown:
- Chinese currency — 8 letters
- Egyptian currency — 5 letters
- Indonesian currency — 6 letters
- U.A.E. currency — 6 letters
- Malaysian currency — 7 letters
- Ukrainian currency — 7 letters
Want all five puzzles in one place? The full day is on the September 13, 2026 answers page, and today's live answers are always one tap from the main 7 Little Words page.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the answer to “Norwegian currency” in 7 Little Words?
The answer is KRONE, a 5-letter word from Puzzle 1, most recently Sunday, September 13, 2026.
How many letters is the answer to “Norwegian currency”?
5 letters: KRONE.
Which tiles spell KRONE?
The tiles KR · ONE combine to spell KRONE, drawn from Puzzle 1's shared tile bank.
Can “Norwegian currency” have a different 7 Little Words answer?
Blue Ox can reuse a clue on another date, and the tile bank differs each day, so the answer that fits can change.
What time does 7 Little Words reset?
Every day at midnight Eastern Time. We post each day's answers as soon as the new puzzles go live.
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