Ragnar
Ragnar is the Norwegian phrase for ragnar.
Did you know?
- The 'ragn' element in 'Ragnar' is closely related to the word 'ragnarok', the end of the world in Norse mythology.
- In Norwegian culture, Ragnar is heavily associated with the legendary figure Ragnar Lodbrok, who is often credited with leading the first raids on England.
- The name Ragnar contains the root regin, which in Old Norse refers to the gods as the 'counselors' or the ruling powers of the universe.
Examples in context
- Ragnar er en veldig hyggelig mann.Ragnar is a very nice man.
- Har du snakket med Ragnar i dag?Have you spoken with Ragnar today?
- Jeg skal møte Ragnar på kafé.I am going to meet Ragnar at a cafe.
Example conversation
Jakob and Sofie are talking about their mutual friend in a park.
- JakobHar du sett Ragnar i det siste?Have you seen Ragnar lately?
- SofieNei, jeg har ikke sett ham.No, I haven't seen him.
- JakobJeg skal ringe Ragnar senere.I will call Ragnar later.
- SofieDet høres ut som en god idé.That sounds like a good idea.
