Bjarmeland.
Bjarmaland; a historical region of Russia, known from Old Norse literature and generally associated with the White Sea, the Kola Peninsula, and the lower Northern Dvina
Meaning & usage
Bjarmaland; a historical region of Russia, known from Old Norse literature and generally associated with the White Sea, the Kola Peninsula, and the lower Northern Dvina
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse Bjarmaland (“land of the Bjarmians”), from Bjarmar (“the Bjarmians”) + land (“land”), with the first element appearing in the genitive plural Bjarma. The ethnonym Bjarmar is probably from a Finnic name, but its precise origin is uncertain. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk Bjarmeland, Danish Bjarmeland, Swedish Bjarmaland and Icelandic Bjarmaland, as well as Bjarmaland, Bjarmia and Beormas (“the Bjarmians”).
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