"Knatten" meaning in All languages combined

See Knatten on Wiktionary

Proper name [Norwegian Bokmål]

IPA: /ˈknatː.ən/
Rhymes: -atːən Etymology: From knatten (“the rocky outcrop, the knoll”), the definite singular of knatt (“small rounded rocky hill, rocky outcrop”), from Old Norse knattr (“stud, button, knob, ball”), related to knǫttr (“sphere, ball, orb”), from Proto-Germanic *knattuz. As a place name, originally referring to a small rounded rocky hill or projection. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk Knatten (“place name”). Etymology templates: {{inh|nb|non|knattr|t=stud, button, knob, ball}} Old Norse knattr (“stud, button, knob, ball”), {{der|nb|gem-pro|*knattuz}} Proto-Germanic *knattuz, {{cog|nn|Knatten|t=place name}} Norwegian Nynorsk Knatten (“place name”) Head templates: {{head|nb|proper noun}} Knatten
  1. a farm in Lillestrøm municipality, Akershus, Norway, formerly in Fet. Categories (place): Places in Akershus, Norway, Places in Norway
    Sense id: en-Knatten-nb-name-UGgi6oZl Categories (other): Farms and ranches
  2. A Norwegian place name, used especially of small rounded rocky hills, farms, and dwellings named from such terrain.
    Sense id: en-Knatten-nb-name-xvI4nfHl Categories (other): Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries Disambiguation of Pages with 1 entry: 10 90 Disambiguation of Pages with entries: 19 81
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    },
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