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Freya
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English
Etymology
Scottishen form of en non Freyja mistress, lady.
Pronunciation
en /ˈfɹeɪə/
en En-us-Freya.oga US
en eɪə 2
en Freyr non-rhotic
Proper noun
en Freyja.
en female Old Norse of mostly British usage.
Translations
Norse goddess of love
Afrikaans: af Freya, af Freyja
Danish: da Freja
Faroese: fo Froya f
Georgian: ka ფრეია
German: de Freya
Icelandic: is Freyja f
Irish: ga Frae f
Japanese: ja フレイヤ Fureiya
Marathi: mr फ्रेया f
Norwegian: no Frøya
Old English: ang Frēo
Old Norse: non Freyja f
Polish: pl Freja f
Portuguese: pt Freyja f, pt Freya f, pt Freia f
Russian: ru Фре́йя f
Swedish: sv Freja
female given name
Danish: da Freja
Faroese: fo Froya f
German: de Freya
Icelandic: is Freyja f
Japanese: ja フレイア Fureia, ja フレイヤ Fureiya, ja フライヤ Furaiya, ja フライア Furaia
Marathi: mr फ्रेया f
Norwegian: no Frøya
Polish: pl Freja f
Swedish: sv Freja
See also
en Odin, en Woden
en Loki
en Tyr
en Thor
Anagrams
en aefry Farey arefy faery fayre
en Gods Norse deities
German
Alternative forms
goddess
de Freia
de Freja
de Freyja
Pronunciation
de De-Freya.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Proper noun
de proper noun
de Norse mythology Freya.
de female rare
Portuguese
Proper noun
f
pt Freyja