Sauda

sauda saúda Norwegian Nynorsk nn: nn:+ kommune Alternative forms nn historical spellings: Søuffde nn 1610 Søffde nn 1661, Søfde nn 1723 Etymology From nn non *Sauðar, plural of non *sauðr, most likely derived from non sjóða to boil, seethe, cf. Swedish dialectal sv saud m spring and Low German nds-de Sood well, pit. nn Saude Sauer Saue Saudane. The modern form likely stems from the plural genitive non Sauða, as found in compounds like non Sauða sókn, akin to nn Valle < non Valla and nn Molde < non Molda. Pronunciation nn /²sœʊːa/ /²sœʊːda/ newer, from written form nn [²sœ͡ɵː.ɐ̞] [²sœ͡ɵː.dɐ̞] Sauda Proper noun nn proper noun m-p nn town with bystatus/and/municipality co/Rogaland c/Norway nn 1987 Vestlandsfanden, Bjørn Eidsvåg Sauda 3 https://open.spotify.com/track/3SYteb9dxCSxajfUhD6v2a?si=4a2945f1a60b46d0 I Oslo har di kongen, Akershus og Karl Johan, / og Haugesund har Dikselen og gamle Haraldsvang. / Trondheim har sin Tryggvason med sitt bronseblikk. / I Sauda har di skiftarbeid og ein gamal stor fabrikk. In Oslo, they have the king, Akershus and Karl Johan, / and Haugesund have Dikselen and old Haraldsvang. / Throndham has its Tryggvason with his bronze gaze. / In Sauda, they have shift work and a big old factory. Derived terms nn saudabu, nn saudabue nn Saudaelva nn Saudafjorden nn Saudasjøen nn Saudaskjeret