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Should also add that "trygg" means "safe" in Sweden. In some areas "ve" is used, meaning "woe".
So Safewoe isn't really appealing as a name to me. :) Sounds ridiculous although I know it's used although not on someone younger than my grandpa.
Monsters are real, and ghost are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win
- Stephen King
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So Safewoe isn't really appealing as a name to me. :) Sounds ridiculous although I know it's used although not on someone younger than my grandpa.
- Stephen King
PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/45898
Top rated: Alice and Theodore
Bottom: Farren and Amandus
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Interesting. Not knowing anything about it, I think it had a more youthful sound. The one I met was like 40-45.
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I agree. As someone on the outside (US) it has a youthful sound.
Sarah Palin named her son Trigg as a play on Trygve, which is not well known, but is the closest association we have with the name here.
Sarah Palin named her son Trigg as a play on Trygve, which is not well known, but is the closest association we have with the name here.
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