Ragnar

Estonian Etymology From et non Ragnarr. Proper noun et proper noun et male Related terms et Rainer et Rauno et Ragne Faroese Etymology From fo non Ragnarr. Pronunciation fo [ˈɹaknaɹ] Proper noun fo proper noun m fo male Usage notes m Ragnarsson Ragnarsdóttir Declension Ragnar Ragnar Ragnari Ragnars Icelandic Etymology From is non Ragnarr. Pronunciation is aknar Proper noun @@ is male Declension m Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Alternative forms nn Ragnår dialectal Etymology From nn non Ragnarr, from non regin, non rǫgn counsel and non herr army; cognate to de Rainer. Pronunciation nn /²raɡnar/ /²raŋnar/ some regions /²raɡna/ Proper noun m nn male Old Norse References Ragnar 275 Swedish Etymology From sv gmq-osw Ragnar, from sv non Ragnarr. Out of use in Sweden by 16th century, revived since 1811. Pronunciation sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Ragnar.wav Proper noun c sv male sv 1994 w:Marianne Fredriksson Anna, Hanna och Johanna 48 Wahlström & Widstrand 2001 9146182942 - Ragnar lelle, sa hon.Hon var glad för namnet, för att hon haft kraft att driva igenom det. I båda gårdarna hade det varit invändningar, i ingen av släkterna hade namnet funnits. Sen hade de tigit och tänkt, att dä ä som dä ska, oäkting ska ente bäre släktnamne. Men Hanna mindes en pojke i skolan. - Ragnar lelle, she said.She was happy with the name, because she had the strength to push it through. In both farms there had been objections, in neither family had the name existed. Then they had remained silent and thought that it is as it should be, a bastard should not bear a family name. But Hanna remembered a boy at school. Anagrams sv aagnrr granar