Haugalandet.
a peninsula in Rogaland, Norway, between Boknafjorden in the south and Bømlafjorden, the outer part of Hardangerfjorden, in the north.
Meaning & usage
a peninsula in Rogaland, Norway, between Boknafjorden in the south and Bømlafjorden, the outer part of Hardangerfjorden, in the north.
a district of Rogaland, Norway, traditionally comprising Haugesund, Karmøy, Tysvær, Vindafjord, Bokn and Utsira.
Where this word comes from
From the Old Norse farm name Haugar, plural of haugr (“mound, cairn”), with land (“land, district”) and the definite suffix -et (“the”). The same farm name is also reflected in Haugesund.
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