Charlottenlund

Norwegian Bokmål no:Charlottenlund (Trondheim),Charlottenlund (Danmark) thumb|Charlottenlund Church. thumb|Charlottenlund Palace in Denmark. Etymology nb gem-pro *karilaz From nb Charlotte lund female given name grove, wood, with linking/genitive -n-, literally “Charlotte’s grove”. The Trondheim place name comes from the estate Charlottenlund, separated from Grilstad in 1854 and named after Charlotte Amalie, a daughter of the owner Michael Voigt. The Danish place name likewise comes from no Charlottenlund slott (“Charlottenlund Palace”), named after Princess Charlotte Amalie of Denmark. The given name nb Charlotte is from nb fr Charlotte, a feminine diminutive of fr Charles, ultimately from a Germanic name reflected in gem-pro *karilaz free man. The second element nb lund is from nb non lundr grove, clump of trees, of uncertain further origin. Compare da Charlottenlund and sv Charlottenlund place name. Pronunciation nb /ʃarˈlɔtːənˌlʉn/ [ʃaˈɭɔtːənˌlʉn] nb ɔtːənlʉn 3 nb Char lot ten lund Proper noun nb proper noun nb neighborhood in Trondheim county/Trøndelag c/Norway nb suburb in mun/Gentofte c/Denmark Further reading Charlottenlund (Trondheim) no Charlottenlund (Danmark) no Charlottenlund slott no Charlottenlund, Trondheim