Madla

madla Cebuano Etymology ceb :der tl:Madla + 1 Pronunciation ceb Mad la Proper noun + ceb Tagalog, most common among residents of Tagalog origin in Misamis Oriental Czech Pronunciation Proper noun f cs female Declension f Norwegian Bokmål nb: Proper noun nb proper noun nb A <<borough>> in <<city/Stavanger>>, and <<former municipality>> and <<parish>> in <<co/Rogaland>>, <<c/Norway>> Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Etymology nn ine-pro *melh₂- grind From nn non Mallar p, attested in genitive as non Malla and dative as non Mǫllum.nn 2007 Inge Særheim Stadnamn i Rogaland Place Names in Rogaland Fagbokforlaget 9788276748796 Madla 156https://www.dokpro.uio.no/perl/navnegransking/rygh_ng/rygh_visetekst.prl?s=n&Vise=Vise&KRYSS157359%4035458=on 10 192 Madla Likely related to terms such as non malmr ore; sandy flats, nn mold soil and non mǫl a gravelly bank, relating to the morainic ground of the place. All of these ultimately derive from the nn ine-pro - root ine-pro *melh₂- to grind, crush grind. Attested as la-med eccl. de Mollom (1298), gmq-mno Mallar (1347), gmq-mno Malla (1355), da Male (1563), da Malle (1567), da Mollda (1606), da Malde (1610), da Mallde (1616), Malde (1668) and finally Malde med Lien og Sandnes samt Kalvøen (1723). By 1915, it was spelled no Malle. Proper noun nn proper noun nn A <<borough>> in <<city/Stavanger>>, and <<former municipality>> and <<parish>> in <<co/Rogaland>>, <<c/Norway>> References Tagalog Etymology From tl madla community, public. Pronunciation Madlá madla Proper noun Madlá + tl Tagalog, common in Batangas, Oriental Mindoro and Marinduque