"Svalbarð" meaning in Faroese

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Proper name

IPA: /ˈsvalpɛaːɹ/ Forms: no-table-tags [table-tags], Svalbarð [indefinite, nominative], Svalbarð [accusative, indefinite], Svalbarði [dative, indefinite], Svalbarðs [genitive, indefinite]
Etymology: From Old Norse Svalbarð, from svalr (“cool”) + barð (“edge, brim”), thus roughly meaning “cold shore”. Cognate with Icelandic Svalbarði and Norwegian Svalbard. Probably a learned borrowing through Norwegian, because the original meaning of the Old Norse word is uncertain, but, according to Nansen and Alexander Bugge, may be the same as the modern Svalbard archipelago. Etymology templates: {{der|fo|non|Svalbarð}} Old Norse Svalbarð, {{mention-gloss|cold shore}} “cold shore”, {{cog|is|Svalbarði}} Icelandic Svalbarði, {{cog|no|-}} Norwegian Head templates: {{head|fo|proper noun|g=n}} Svalbarð n Inflection templates: {{fo-decl-proper-noun-s-indef|Svalbarð|Svalbarð|Svalbarði|Svalbarðs}}, {{fo-decl-proper-noun|Svalbarð|Svalbarð|Svalbarði|Svalbarðs|def_indef=indefinite|number=singular}}
  1. Svalbard (an archipelago in the far north of Norway) Tags: neuter Categories (place): Islands, Places in Norway Derived forms: svalbarðsgás (english: pink-footed goose)
    Sense id: en-Svalbarð-fo-name-TVEQPYBV Categories (other): Faroese entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
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