hringaná in Icelandic

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Etymology: From hringar (“rings (jewellery)”) + Ná, an alternative spelling of Gná, the name of a Norse goddess. Jewellery is often utilized when creating kennings about women. Only used in Jónas Hallgrímsson's poem Hættu að gráta hringaná, the title thus meaning "Don't cry, dear girl". Etymology templates: {{com|is|hringur|Ná|alt1=hringar|t1=rings (jewellery)}} hringar (“rings (jewellery)”) + Ná Head templates: {{head|is|nouns||{{{2}}}||||||||{{{3}}}|||||g=f|g2=|g3=|head=}} hringaná f

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"hringaná" meaning in Icelandic

Noun