- stave. The word
comes from the Old
Norse words œgir "one who frightens" and
hjálmr "helmet", and
according to
Alessia Bauer and
Alexandra Pesch is "commonly...
- sinn. {} Guð {}
hjalpi {} ǫnd hans. "Ari
raised the
stone in
memory of
Hjalmr, his father. May God help his spirit." In 2014 a
replica of
stone U 1173...
- Dagr reið Drösli, en
Dvalinn Móðni,
Hjalmr Háfeta, en Haki Fáki, reið bani
Belja Blóðughófa, en Skævaði
skati Haddingja. Dagr rode Drösull ("Roamer"),...
-
given name
which derives from the Old
Norse male name
Hjalmar or Hjálmarr (
hjalmr 'helmet' + arr 'warrior/army').
Notable people with the name
Jalmari include:...
-
which in turn
derives from the Old
Norse male name
Hjalmar or Hjálmarr (
hjalmr 'helmet' + arr 'warrior/army'). With the
influence of
Finnish footballer...
- Dagr reið Drösli, en
Dvalinn Móðni,
Hjalmr Háfeta, en Haki Fáki, reið bani
Belja Blóðughófa, en Skævaði
skati Haddingja. Dagr rode Drösull, And Dvalinn...
- thegn. Thus has Ása made, as no
other wife in
memory of (her)
husband will.
Hjalmr and
Hjalli cut the runes. List of
runestones Runstenarna vid Dagsnäs Slott...
-
urban area. The
first element of the name is the
plural genitive case of
hjalmr which means "helmet" (likely
referring to two
hills behind the farm which...
- 262. Dagr reið Drösli, en
Dvalinn Móðni,
Hjalmr Háfeta, en Haki Fáki, reið bani
Belja Blóðughófa, en Skævaði
skati Haddingja. 263. Vésteinn Vali, en Vífill...
-
urban area. The
first element of the name is the
plural genitive case of
hjalmr which means "helmet" (likely
referring to two
hills behind the farm which...
