Brumunda

Norwegian Bokmål Brumunda,no:Brumunda thumb|A waterfall on the Brumunda. thumb|The Brumunda downstream from Globus Bridge. Etymology An old river name belonging to the Nordic group of names in -und. Traditionally analysed as deriving from Old Norse non brim surf, breakers with the ancient derivational ending -und, referring to the sound or appearance of rushing water and thus approximately meaning “the one with much splashing and roaring”. Oluf Rygh tentatively reconstructed an earlier form *Brimund. The name-forming element -und is considerably older than historical Old Norse. In her study of Nordic -und names, Eva Nyman distinguishes denominative and deverbative formations; the denominative suffix probably ultimately continues Proto-Indo-European ine-pro *-nt-, while many deverbative formations continue ine-pro *-ont- or ine-pro *-nt-. For nb Brumunda, Nyman instead proposes a deverbative formation related to a verb corresponding to modern nb brumme to rumble, roar, interpreting the name as approximately “the rumbling one”. Pronunciation nb /²brʉmː.ʉn.da/ [ˈbɾʉ̂mː.ʉn.da] nb ʉmːʉnda 3 nb Bru mun da Proper noun nb proper noun nb river mun/Ringsaker county/Innlandet c/Norway, flowing from no Brumundsjøen through Brumunddal and into Mjøsa nb Brumunda renner gjennom Brumunddal og ut i Mjøsa. The Brumunda flows through Brumunddal and into Lake Mjøsa. nb 9 September 2015 Forbygninger mot flom og erosjon i Brumunda, Brumunddal Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat https://www.nve.no/om-nve/nves-listefoerte-kulturminner/vassdragstekniske-anlegg/forbygninger-mot-flom-og-erosjon-i-brumunda-brumunddal/ Brumunda kommer fra Brumundsjøen, renner først 10 km vestover og deretter 17,5 km sørover. The Brumunda flows from Lake Brumundsjøen, first 10 km west and then 17.5 km south. Derived terms nb Brumunddal town in Ringsaker References Brumunda 3 69 https://runeberg.org/ngardnavne/3/0089.html “Hva betyr bynavnet?” at no Språkrådet. “Forbygninger mot flom og erosjon i Brumunda, Brumunddal” at Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate. Further reading Brumunda