Olonkin

Norwegian Bokmål no Gennadij Nikititsj Olonkin thumb|upright=0.6|Gennadij Olonkin (1898–1960), after whom Olonkinbyen is named. Etymology nb ru Олонкин. The Russian surname apparently contains the possessive surname suffix ru -ин, but the origin of its base is nb 1. A Norwegian bearer was the polar explorer Gennadij Olonkin, whose father was the Russian Pomor skipper Nikita Olonkin.https://frammuseum.no/polarhistorie/polfarere/gennadij-olonkin-1898-1960/ Gennadij Olonkin Frammuseet 2026-10-02 Attested in Norwegian by 1921, in Roald Amundsen's Nordostpassagen.Roald Amundsen 1921 Nordostpassagen Kristiania Gyldendalske Boghandel 58 https://runeberg.org/arnordostp/0078.html Compare nn Olonkin, da Olonkin and en Olonkin. Pronunciation nb /ʊlɔnˈkiːn/ [ʊlɔŋˈkʰiːn] nb iːn 3 nb O lon kin Proper noun nb proper noun nb Russian nb Hun heter Olonkin til etternavn. Her surname is Olonkin. nb 2024-11-27 Susan Barr Maud-ekspedisjonen Store norske leksikon https://snl.no/Maud-ekspedisjonen For Wisting, Sverdrup og Olonkin hadde det blitt til sammen syv år med Maud. For Wisting, Sverdrup and Olonkin, that made a total of seven years with Maud. Derived terms nb Kapp Olonkin cape on Jan Mayenhttps://data.npolar.no/placename/b559bc70-2ad4-53a9-a03b-780f4a0ff1e7 Kapp Olonkin The Place Names of Svalbard and Jan Mayen Norsk Polarinstitutt 2026-10-02 nb Olonkinbyen settlement on Jan Mayen Statistics According to the name statistics published by Statistics Norway on 28 January 2026, 10 people in Norway bore nb Olonkin as their surname.https://www.ssb.no/befolkning/navn/statistikk/navn Navn Statistisk sentralbyrå 2026-01-28 2026-10-02 References