Ronja

English <dab!> Alternative forms en Ronia Ronya Etymology en sv Ronja, from the book of Lindgren. en ru Роня, diminutive of ru Вероника. Proper noun s en female Ronia. en female Swedish Ronia. en female Russian Ronia. Anagrams en ajnor Jaron rajon Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun f fo female Usage notes f Ronjuson Ronjudóttir Declension Ronja Ronju Ronju Ronju Finnish Etymology From fi sv Ronja, after the main character of the book Ronja, the Robber's Daughter (1981) by Astrid Lindgren. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female of modern usage Declension Ronj a Statistics dvv_20250813 5522 435 131 References Anagrams fi ajnor Jarno Norja norja orjan German Pronunciation de De-Ronja.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun de proper noun de female Swedish Norwegian Proper noun no proper noun no female of Swedish origin Swedish Etymology sv Astrid Lindgren for the heroine of the children's book Ronja rövardotter (1981) by taking the middle letters of Juronjaure, the Sami name of a lake in north Sweden, said to mean "lake by a hill". Lindgren was obviously looking for something that sounded familiar, like Sonja, a well established name in Sweden by 1981. Another similar name is ru Роня, a Russian pet form of several male and female given names, but the name Ronja was very rare in Sweden until the book was published. Pronunciation sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Ronja.wav Proper noun c sv female used in Sweden since 1981 Descendants en Ronja Ronya Ronia 1 da Ronja 1 fo Ronja 1 fi Ronja 1 de Ronja 1 no Ronja 1 Further reading Ronia the Robber's Daughter sv Fictional characters