Halldor

Norwegian Bokmål nb: Etymology From nb non Halldórr, non Hallþórr Proper noun nb proper noun m nn male Old Norse Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Alternative forms nn Haldor alternative spelling Etymology nn hall -dor, nn Tor; from nn non Halldórr, non Hallþórr. nn Halltor. Cognate with fo Haldórur and is Halldóra. Pronunciation nn /²halːdu(ː)r/ some dialects /²halːdu/ Proper noun m nn male Old Norse Halldora nn 1896 Olav Aasmundsstad Njaala elder Soga um Njaal Torgeirson og sønerne hans Det norske Samlaget Kristiania 332 https://www.nb.no/items/27ca76a436e3359f191269cf91d69051?page=335 Femtan av brennemennerne fall i Brjaan-striden. Der fall og Halldor, son av Gudmund hin rike, og Erling av Straumsøy. Fifteen men of the Burners fell in Brian’s battle, and there, too, fell Halldor the son of Gudmund the powerful, and Erling of Straumey. Usage notes Halldors References Halltor 161 21 m 135 25th January 2023