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[Facts] Re: "Kari" (old Norse) and "Kare" (Danish) - meanings?
by
Satu
(guest)
2/20/2005, 6:35 AM
in reply to
a message by Mark Cooke
For meanings see
Kari
(look first before you ask next time, thx)
I haven't seen Kare before.
Karen
was used in Denmark in the 16th century for the first time.
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