Frogner

Norwegian Bokmål no:Frogner,Frogner (strøk),Frogner hovedgård,Frogner (Lillestrøm) thumb|Frogner Manor in Oslo. thumb|An aerial view of Frogner in Oslo. Etymology nb non Fraunar, a plural place name probably derived from non frauð manure, referring to fertilized, fertile land. The Oslo neighbourhood and borough take their names from the historic farm. The surname is habitational, from farms named nb Frogner. Pronunciation nb /²ˈfrɔŋ.nər/ [ˈfrɔ̂ŋ.nə̌ɾ] nb No-Frogner.ogg Audio nb ɔŋnər 2 nb Frog ner Proper noun nb proper noun nb farm city/Oslo c/Norway, the historic estate now known as no Frogner hovedgård nb neighborhood city/Oslo c/Norway, developed on land formerly belonging to the farm nb borough city/Oslo c/Norway nb village mun/Lillestrøm county/Akershus c/Norway nb place names Statistics According to Forebears, 537 people in Norway bore the surname nb Frogner in 2014.“Frogner Surname” at Forebears. References “Frogner hovedgård” in Store norske leksikon. “Frogner – bydel i Oslo” in Store norske leksikon. “Frogner (strøk)” in no Oslo byleksikon.