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haugr in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Haugr is a
Norse name and
landform name
deriving from the noun Old Norse:
haugr meaning hill, knoll...
- Björn at
Haugi ("Björn at the Barrow" from the Old
Norse word
haugr meaning mound), Björn på Håga, Björn II or Bern was,
according to
Hervarar saga, a...
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Norse '
haugr ' ("mound" or "grave-mound" ). The name
changed and
evolved over time : Þing-
haugr - (Old Norse) c. 9-10th
century Thing-
haugr Thynghowe...
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suburbs of Tang Hall and Osbaldwick. Howe, when
derived from the Old Norse:
haugr,
means hill, knoll, or
mound and may
refer to a tumulus, or barrow. Siward's...
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Lindholm Høje (Lindholm Hills, from Old
Norse haugr, hill or mound) is a
major Viking burial site and
former settlement situated to the
north of and overlooking...
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burial mound (Norwegian:
Oseberghaugen ved
Slagen from the Old
Norse word
haugr meaning kurgan mound or barrow) was
undertaken by
Swedish archaeologist...
- origin.
Hottot is
believed to have
taken its name from the Old
Norse word
haugr meaning mound or low hill.
During World War II, the
Allied offensive in...
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covering a
neolithic burial chamber. Hög
means mound from the Old
Norse word
haugr for hill. The
finds from the
excavations are in the Lund
University Historic...
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runic OEN: fæigʀ, gæiʀʀ,
haugʀ, møydōmʀ, diūʀ; with Post-runic OEN: fēgher, gēr, hø̄gher, mø̄dōmber, diūr; OWN: feigr, geirr,
haugr, meydómr, dýr; from PN...
- 'mountain' (usually a large, flat mountain) » fell gil - 'ravine' » gill/ghyll
haugr - 'hill' » howe pic - 'peak' » pike sætr - 'shieling' » side/seat tjorn...
