Kjartan

Faroese Etymology From fo non Kjartan, shortening of non Mýrkjartan, from fo sga Muirchertach mariner, from sga muir sea + sga certach rag. Muirchertach was the name of an Irish king whose daughter non Melkorka (sga Mael Curcaigh servant of Curcach) was brought to Iceland as a slave. Pronunciation fo [ˈtʃʰaɻ̊ʈan] Proper noun fo proper noun m fo male Old Irish Usage notes m Kjartansson Kjartansdóttir Declension Kjartan Kjartan Kjartani Kjartans Icelandic Etymology From is non Kjartan, shortening of non Mýrkjartan, from is sga Muirchertach mariner, from sga muir sea + sga certach rag. Muirchertach was the name of an Irish king whose daughter non Melkorka (sga Mael Curcaigh servant of Curcach) was brought to Iceland as a slave. Pronunciation Proper noun @@ is male Old Irish Declension m References Norwegian Etymology 19th century, borrowed from no is Kjartan. Pronunciation no [çɑːɻtan] Proper noun no proper noun no male Icelandic