Ringsaker

Norwegian Bokmål Ringsaker Municipality Ringsaker no thumb|Ringsaker Church Etymology nb non Hringisakr. The second element is non akr field, acre; the first element is unexplained. Originally the name of the farm and parsonage where Ringsaker Church was built, the name was subsequently transferred to the parish and municipality. The surname is habitational, from the place name. 14th century in the form Ringisakr. Pronunciation nb /rɪŋˈsɑː.kər/ nb ɑːkər 3 nb Ring sa ker Proper noun nb proper noun nb municipality in s/Innlandet c/Norway, on Hedmarken, with Brumunddal as its administrative centre nb parish in municipality/Ringsaker s/Innlandet c/Norway, centred on Ringsaker Church nb place names from the Norwegian place name nb Ringsaker Derived terms nb ringsaksokning person from Ringsaker Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 14 people in Norway had nb Ringsaker as their surname as of 31 December 2025.“Liste over alle beskyttede etternavn”, Statistics Norway. References “Ringsaker” in Oluf Rygh, Norske Gaardnavne, volume 3, page 1. “Ringsaker” in Store norske leksikon. “Ringsaker”, NRK-språket. Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun nn municipality co/Innlandet c/Norway formerly part of the county of Hedmark