Magna

magna magnà English +, Utah Proper noun en city and former CDP in co/Salt Lake County s/Utah. Danish Proper noun da proper noun da female no:Magna Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun f fo female Usage notes f Magnuson Magnudóttir Declension Magna Magnu Magnu Magnu German Pronunciation de De-Magna.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun de noun form f de Magnum Norwegian Bokmål Etymology nb non Magna female given name, either by continuation or revival. The Old Norse name is the feminine form of non Magni male given name, from non magn might, strength. The modern Norwegian name may also be a short form of compound names containing this element, especially nb Magnhild, or a feminine derivative of nb Magnus, ultimately from nb la magnus great. 1310 in Norway; documented again in modern use from 1850.“Magna” at Nordic Names. Compare da Magna, sv Magna, is Magna and fo Magna female given name. Pronunciation nb /ˈmaŋ.na/ /ˈmaɡ.na/ nb aŋna aɡna 2 nb Mag na Proper noun nb proper noun nb female Old Norse Usage notes nb Magna reached its main period of popularity in Norway around 1900, particularly during the period 1900–1910. During the 19th century, the name was especially common in Troms. Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 350 women in Norway had nb Magna as their sole or first given name as of 31 December 2025.“10501: Persons, by girls' name and boys' name”, Statistics Norway. References “Magna – kvinnenamn” in Store norske leksikon. “Magna” at Nordic Names. Anagrams nb aagmn manga Swedish Proper noun c sv female no:Magna Anagrams sv aagmn manga