Sæbø

Norwegian Bokmål no:Sæbø,Sæbø (Møre og Romsdal) thumb|Sæbø Church in Alver. thumb|Sæbø seen from Hjørundfjorden. thumb|Hjørundfjord Church in Sæbø. Etymology nb gem-pro *saiwiz nb ine-pro *bʰuH- From a Norwegian place-name compound of nb non sær sea and non bœr farm, settlement, literally “sea farm” or “farm by the sea”. The first element corresponds semantically to modern nb sjø sea, lake. The second element non bœr is related to non búa to dwell, live. Compare similarly formed da Sæby and sv Sjöbo place names. Pronunciation nb /ˈsæː.bøː/ nb æːbøː 2 nb Sæ bø Proper noun nb proper noun nb village mun/Alver county/Vestland c/Norway nb historical nb former municipality county/Hordaland c/Norway, dissolved in 1964 and later part of nb Alver nb village mun/Ørsta county/Møre og Romsdal c/Norway nb habitational from Norwegian farm names and places named nb Sæbø Statistics According to Statistics Norway, nb Sæbø was borne by 1,159 people in Norway as a surname in 2025.“Etternavn”, Statistics Norway. References Further reading “Sæbø – tidligere kommune” in Store norske leksikon. Sæbø no Sæbø (Møre og Romsdal) no “Sæbø i Ørsta” in NRK-språket. Sæbø (Ørsta) Sæbø kirke