St. Hanshaugen

Norwegian Bokmål no:St. Hanshaugen,St. Hanshaugen (park) thumb|The reflecting pool and view from the tower house in St. Hanshaugen Park. thumb|The tower house at the top of St. Hanshaugen. Etymology From nb sankthans St. Hans Saint John; Midsummer Eve and nb haug hill, with definite singular nb -en. The name refers to the Midsummer celebrations which were moved to the hill in 1817. 1830s. The spelling Sankt Hans Haugen appears on a city surveyor's map from that decade. The surrounding neighbourhood and the later borough were named after the hill and park. Pronunciation nb /saŋt ²ˈhansˌhæʉ.ən/ [sɑŋt ˈhɑ̂nsˌhæʉ̯.ən] nb No-St. Hanshaugen.ogg Audio nb anshæʉən 4 nb St. Hans hau gen Proper noun nb proper noun St. Hanshaugen nb hill city/Oslo c/Norway, now occupied by the park of the same name nb park city/Oslo c/Norway, situated on the hill nb neighborhood city/Oslo c/Norway, surrounding the park nb borough city/Oslo c/Norway, named after the hill and park References “St. Hanshaugen – parkområde i Oslo” in Store norske leksikon. “St. Hanshaugen” in Store norske leksikon. “Sankt Hanshaugen” in no Oslo byleksikon. “St. Hanshaugen (strøk)” in no Oslo byleksikon. “St. Hanshaugen (bydel)” in no Oslo byleksikon.