Statistics and meaning of name Trangsrud
Usage: 2% firstname, 98% surname.
Trangsrud first name was found 5 times in 2 different countries. (USA,Kenya)
Surname Trangsrud is used at least 192 times in at least 3 countries.
 | Given names
Bjorn Trangsrud (4) Gerd Trangsrud (3) Hanne Trangsrud (2) Hilde Trangsrud (2) Stine Trangsrud (2) Trond Trangsrud (2) Terje Trangsrud (2) Jon Trangsrud (2) Kjell Trangsrud (2) Aud Trangsrud (2) Bjornar Trangsrud (2) Snorre Trangsrud (1) Solveig Trangsrud (1) Steffen Trangsrud (1) Simen Trangsrud (1) Renate Trangsrud (1) Ole Trangsrud (1) Ove Trangsrud (1) Pal Trangsrud (1) Stian Trangsrud (1) Vidar Trangsrud (1) Wenche Trangsrud (1) Aase Trangsrud (1) Andreas Trangsrud (1) Thor Trangsrud (1) Olaug Trangsrud (1) Ase Trangsrud (1) Arild Trangsrud (1) Stein Trangsrud (1) Merete Trangsrud (1) Inge Trangsrud (1) Inger Trangsrud (1) Janne Trangsrud (1) Egil Trangsrud (1) Ellen Trangsrud (1) Espen Trangsrud (1) Geir Trangsrud (1) Jan Trangsrud (1) Joakim Trangsrud (1) Lena Trangsrud (1) Lyudmyla Trangsrud (1) Else Trangsrud (1) Lage Trangsrud (1) Aina Trangsrud (1) Josefine Trangsrud (1) Kari Trangsrud (1) Oddveig Trangsrud (1) |
Trangsrud reversed is Dursgnart
Name contains 9 letters - 22.22% vowels and 77.78% consonants.
Misspells: Trongsrud Tlangsrud Trrangsrud Trangssrud Trangsruda Tarngsrud Trangsrdu Trangsurd
Rhymes: crud plated plaited blazoned painted sacred
Meaning of this name is unknown.
Vidar Trangsrud says: Trangsrud is a Norwegian surname, which originates from the name of a farm in the Solør region of Hedmark county, an old variant is Trongsrud. In Norwegian 'Trang' means narrow and the '-rud' suffix, which is common in Norwegian farm names from the period AD 1000-1350, means a farm established through the clearing of forest - combined the meaning should be close to: The (clearing-) farm by the narrow (place) Some of the earliest official records of the Trangsrud name dates back to 1667 (census) and 1720 (mortgage register). The first detailed census from 1801 show that the name was limited to the original Trangsrud farm. Censuses from 1865 and beyond, show that the Trangsrud name had spread to other areas in the county and to nearby counties. Towards the end of the 1800s the first Trangsrud emigrants left for USA and Canada. Today there are about 90 individuals with the Trangsrud surname in Norway, and a probably a smaller number living in North America. About half of the Trangsruds in Norway still live in Hedmark county, and the majority of the rest live in the capital counties of Oslo and Akershus
Vidar Trangsrud says: Trangsrud is a Norwegian surname, which originates from the name of a farm in the Solør region of Hedmark county, an old variant is Trongsrud. In Norwegian 'Trang' means narrow and the '-rud' suffix, which is common in Norwegian farm names from the period AD 1000-1350, means a farm established through the clearing of forest - combined the meaning should be close to: The (clearing-) farm by the narrow (place) Some of the earliest official records of the Trangsrud name dates back to 1667 (census) and 1720 (mortgage register). The first detailed census from 1801 show that the name was limited to the original Trangsrud farm. Censuses from 1865 and beyond, show that the Trangsrud name had spread to other areas in the county and to nearby counties. Towards the end of the 1800s the first Trangsrud emigrants left for USA and Canada. Today there are about 90 individuals with the Trangsrud surname in Norway, and a probably a smaller number living in North America. About half of the Trangsruds in Norway still live in Hedmark county, and the majority of the rest live in the capital counties of Oslo and Akershus.
Vidar Trangsrud says: Trangsrud is a Norwegian surname, which originates from the name of a farm in the Solør region of Hedmark county, an old variant is Trongsrud. In Norwegian 'Trang' means narrow and the '-rud' suffix, which is common in Norwegian farm names from the period AD 1000-1350, means a farm established through the clearing of forest - combined the meaning should be close to: The (clearing-) farm by the narrow (place) Some of the earliest official records of the Trangsrud name dates back to 1667 (census) and 1720 (mortgage register). The first detailed census from 1801 show that the name was limited to the original Trangsrud farm. Censuses from 1865 and beyond, show that the Trangsrud name had spread to other areas in the county and to nearby counties. Towards the end of the 1800s the first Trangsrud emigrants left for USA and Canada. Today there are about 90 individuals with the Trangsrud surname in Norway, and a probably a smaller number living in North America. About half of the Trangsruds in Norway still live in Hedmark county, and the majority of the rest live in the capital counties of Oslo and Akershus.
Vidar Trangsrud says: Trangsrud is a Norwegian surname, which originates from the name of a farm in the Solør region of Hedmark county, an old variant is Trongsrud. In Norwegian 'Trang' means narrow and the '-rud' suffix, which is common in Norwegian farm names from the period AD 1000-1350, means a farm established through the clearing of forest - combined the meaning should be close to: The (clearing-) farm by the narrow (place) Some of the earliest official records of the Trangsrud name dates back to 1667 (census) and 1720 (mortgage register). The first detailed census from 1801 show that the name was limited to the original Trangsrud farm. Censuses from 1865 and beyond, show that the Trangsrud name had spread to other areas in the county and to nearby counties. Towards the end of the 1800s the first Trangsrud emigrants left for USA and Canada. Today there are about 90 individuals with the Trangsrud surname in Norway, and a probably a smaller number living in North America. About half of the Trangsruds in Norway still live in Hedmark county, and the majority of the rest live in the capital counties of Oslo and Akershus.
Vidar Trangsrud says: Trangsrud is a Norwegian surname, which originates from the name of a farm in the Solør region of Hedmark county, an old variant is Trongsrud. In Norwegian 'Trang' means narrow and the '-rud' suffix, which is common in Norwegian farm names from the period AD 1000-1350, means a farm established through the clearing of forest - combined the meaning should be close to: The (clearing-) farm by the narrow (place) Some of the earliest official records of the Trangsrud name dates back to 1667 (census) and 1720 (mortgage register). The first detailed census from 1801 show that the name was limited to the original Trangsrud farm. Censuses from 1865 and beyond, show that the Trangsrud name had spread to other areas in the county and to nearby counties. Towards the end of the 1800s the first Trangsrud emigrants left for USA and Canada. Today there are about 90 individuals with the Trangsrud surname in Norway, and a probably a smaller number living in North America. About half of the Trangsruds in Norway still live in Hedmark county, and the majority of the rest live in the capital counties of Oslo and Akershus
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