Lund

lund English +, East Riding of Yorkshire + (surname) Etymology As an English, en de -, and en gmq - surname, from en non lundr grove. Also as a German surname, from de Lunden in Dithmarschen, itself possibly borrowed from en da lund little forest or da lunn survey. Pronunciation en /lʊnd/<aa:UK> en /lʌnd/<aa:US> en ʊnd ʌnd 1 Proper noun ~ A placename en unincorporated village rdist/qathet p/British Columbia c/Canada. en municipality co:suf/Rogaland c/Norway. en borough/and/district city:pref/Kristiansand co:suf/Agder c/Norway formerly part of the county of Vest-Agder. en village mun:pref/Namsos co:suf/Trøndelag c/Norway. en community mun:Suf/Gävle co:Suf/Gävleborg c/Sweden. en city/and/municipality co:Suf/Skåne in southern c/Sweden. en village/and/cpar in the co/East Riding of Yorkshire cc/England OS grid ref SE9748. Parish map (East Riding) en hamlet par/Cliffe co/North Yorkshire cc/England previously in dist/Selby OS grid ref SE6532. en unincorporated community co/Yolo County s/California c/USA. en small town/and/CDP co/White Pine County s/Nevada c/USA. en unincorporated community co/Travis County s/Texas c/USA. en unincorporated village co/Iron County s/Utah c/USA. en unincorporated community co/Pepin County,Pierce County s/Wisconsin c/USA. en countable en. References German Etymology de Pronunciation de /lʊnt/ de De-Lund.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ʊnt 1 Noun m,(e)s puffin Declension m,(e)s de Auks Norwegian Bokmål no: Pronunciation nb /lʉn/ nb ʉn Proper noun nb proper noun nb city/and/municipality co:Suf/Skåne in southern c/Sweden Lund nb municipality co:suf/Rogaland c/Norway Lund Derived terms no lunddøl Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun nn city/and/municipality co:Suf/Skåne in southern c/Sweden Lund nn municipality co:suf/Rogaland c/Norway Lund Swedish sv thumb|300px|sv Lunds domkyrka [Lund Cathedral] Etymology sv Pronunciation sv /lɵnd/ sv Sv-Lund.ogg Proper noun n sv city/and/municipality co:Suf/Skåne in southern c/Sweden Lund Descendants en Lund 1 References saol