"Astrild" meaning in Swedish

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Proper name

Forms: Astrilds [genitive]
Etymology: Coined by Swedish linguist and poet Georg Stiernhielm in 1668. Pseudo-loan from Icelandic, derived from ástar (“love”) + eldr (“fire”). Likely inspired by given names such as Astrid and Ragnhild. Seems to have been created as a Nordic name to the Greco-Roman counterpart; compare Näcken (“Neptunus, Poseidon”). Etymology templates: {{coinage|sv|Georg Stiernhielm|in=1668|nat=Swedish|occ=linguist and poet}} Coined by Swedish linguist and poet Georg Stiernhielm in 1668, {{pseudo-loan|sv|is|ástar|eldr|t1=love|t2=fire}} Pseudo-loan from Icelandic, derived from ástar (“love”) + eldr (“fire”), {{l|sv|Astrid}} Astrid, {{l|sv|Ragnhild}} Ragnhild, {{m|sv|Näcken||Neptunus, Poseidon}} Näcken (“Neptunus, Poseidon”) Head templates: {{head|sv|proper noun|genitive|Astrilds|g=?|head=}} Astrild ? (genitive Astrilds), {{sv-proper noun}} Astrild ? (genitive Astrilds)
  1. (literary) A (Nordic) substitute for Amor, Cupid, the god of love Tags: literary Synonyms: Amor, Cupido, Aſtrild [archaic]
    Sense id: en-Astrild-sv-name-HkxRY2jo Categories (other): Swedish entries with incorrect language header, Swedish pseudo-loans from Icelandic

Alternative forms

Download JSON data for Astrild meaning in Swedish (2.4kB)

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