hårfager

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

hår +‎ fager; from Old Norse hárfagr, from hár (“hair”) +‎ fagr (“fair”). Cognate with Faroese and Icelandic hárfagur.

Adjective

hårfager (neuter hårfagert, plural hårfagre, comparative hårfagrare, superlative hårfagrast)

  1. fair-haired
    Harald hårfagre ― Harald Fairhair (Norwegian king, 851–932)
  • andletsfager
  • augnefager
  • barmfager
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