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Brøgger

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Norwegian

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Etymology

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Probably originally a nickname (at the time when "ordinary people" did not have a permanent family name that was inherited from generation to generation, but often got a nickname according to their profession) from Danish ølbrygger (beer brewer), although it is not found someone with this profession in the pedigree.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /ˈbrœɡːər/
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  • Rhymes: -ər
  • Hyphenation: Brøg‧ger

Proper noun

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Brøgger

  1. a surname of Dano-Norwegian origin
    Det dansknorske slektsnavnet Brøgger stammer fra Johan Samuel Brøgger, født i 1747.
    The Dano-Norwegian family name Brøgger stem from Johan Samuel Brøgger, born in 1747.

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