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Meanings of scandinavian origin in English

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Usage of scandinavian origin in English
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The feudal families of the Mediterranean are of Teutonic and Scandinavian origin.
Riviera Towns
2
She came from Haddingtonshire, where most of the people are of Scandinavian origin.
James Nasmyth, Engineer: An Autobiography
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His laconic manner, blond hair and black clogs also reveal his Scandinavian origins.
The Guardian
4
In the trade he had a partner- afairlad of Scandinavian origin named Adolphus.
My Tropic Isle
5
If his schooner bears a Norwegian name, he at any rate is not of Scandinavian origin.
Facing the Flag
6
That is the sort of speech made by selfish merchants in some of the neutral countries, especially those of Scandinavian origin.
Raemaekers' Cartoons: With Accompanying Notes by Well-known Engl...
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This young man, with a curious name of Scandinavian origin, appeared unheralded in the town, as it was then, of Cantabridge.
A Mortal Antipathy
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He was a lean and gaunt fellow, blue-eyed and broad-shouldered, of a Cumbria type commonly held to be of Scandinavian origin.
The Mating of Lydia
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Many of them may be migratory, of Russian, Icelandic or Scandinavian origin in winter, but while they're here they're definitely OUR birds.
The Irish Times
10
But the Goths, a people of Scandinavian origin, had been for some time previously drawing nearer to the borders of the Roman Empire.
Roumania Past and Present
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The name is of Scandinavian origin; and we find in 'Domesday' that a certain Falstaff held freely from the king a church at Stamford.
Obiter Dicta
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Mary Anderson, a member of the Boot and Shoe Workers' International Board, is of Scandinavian origin, and has all the steadfastness of the Swedes.
The Trade Union Woman
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