Brumunddal

Norwegian Bokmål Brumunddal,no:Brumunddal thumb|A view of Brumunddal. Etymology From the river name nb Brumunda + nb dal valley. The first element appears in the form Brumund- in the compound. The river name nb Brumunda is probably formed with the old derivational element -und from Old Norse non brim surf, breakers; roaring water, referring to the sound of rushing or splashing water; the name can thus be interpreted as “the one with much splashing and roaring”. Pronunciation nb /²brʉmː.ʉnˌdɑːl/ [ˈbrʉ̀mː.ʉnˌdɑːl] nb ʉnˌdɑːl 3 nb Bru mund dal Proper noun nb proper noun nb town mun/Ringsaker county/Innlandet c/Norway, at the mouth of the river Brumunda on Mjøsa; the administrative centre of Ringsaker Municipality. nb Hun bor i Brumunddal og arbeider på Hamar. She lives in Brumunddal and works in Hamar. nb 7 January 2018 Jørgen Lohne and Øyvind Nordli Aftenposten – Selv om Brumunddal er en by, er dette et lite sted. Although Brumunddal is a town, this is a small place. Usage notes Ringsaker Municipality designated Brumunddal a nb by town, city with effect from 1 January 2010. Derived terms nb brumunddøl person from or inhabitant of Brumunddal References “Hva betyr bynavnet?” at no Språkrådet. “Brumunddal” in the Norwegian Mapping Authority place-name register. Further reading Brumunddal Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun a town (with bystatus) in nn Ringsaker, nn Hedmark, Norway nn Towns in Norway