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Pronunciation of Fenja in Vadnais Heights, MN USA
f eh n y aw
| f | sounds like the | 'f' | in 'fan' | |
| eh | sounds like the | 'e' | in 'pet' | |
| n | sounds like the | 'n' | in 'no' | |
| y | sounds like the | 'y' | in 'yes' | |
| aw | sounds like the | 'aw' | in 'law' |
Phonetic Spelling:[ f eh n y aw ]
f
eh
n
y
aw
fan
pet
no
yes
law
Type of Name:
First Name
Language:
Swedish, Scandinavian, Norwegian
Gender:
Female
Additional Information:
Norse Mythology: Name of giantesses: Fenja and Menja
Where did they come from: From Sweden.
Husband, children and things of value: None of this.
A story about Fenja and Menja: Once upon a time Frodi, the King of Denmark, went to visit the King of Sweden. He gave Frodi two female slaves who were called Fenja and Menja. Frodi used the slaves to grind some gold with the magical handmill called Grotti. They had to work around the clock because Frodi was gready. Fenja and Menja sang a long poem while they grinded the gold, but before the poem had come to an end they grinded a navy against Frodi. The navy killed Frodi but the head of the navy took Fenja and Menja, put them on his ship and ordered them to grind salt in the Grotti-handmill. They grinded salt until the ship sank. Fenja and Menja are now at the bottom of the sea, still grinding salt. That's the reason for the salt of the sea.
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Pronunciation of Fenja in Vadnais Heights, MN USA
Fenja
F(an) e(gg) n ya
Type of Name:
First Name
Language:
Swedish, Scandinavian, Norwegian
Gender:
Female
Additional Information:
Norse Mythology: Name of giantesses: Fenja and Menja
Where did they come from: From Sweden.
Husband, children and things of value: None of this.
A story about Fenja and Menja: Once upon a time Frodi, the King of Denmark, went to visit the King of Sweden. He gave Frodi two female slaves who were called Fenja and Menja. Frodi used the slaves to grind some gold with the magical handmill called Grotti. They had to work around the clock because Frodi was gready. Fenja and Menja sang a long poem while they grinded the gold, but before the poem had come to an end they grinded a navy against Frodi. The navy killed Frodi but the head of the navy took Fenja and Menja, put them on his ship and ordered them to grind salt in the Grotti-handmill. They grinded salt until the ship sank. Fenja and Menja are now at the bottom of the sea, still grinding salt. That's the reason for the salt of the sea.
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