Elska
[ˈɛls.kɑ]Meaning
from Old Norse elska, to love
Background Story
Elska comes from the Old Norse verb elska, to love, which descends from Proto-Germanic *aliskōną, to care for, cultivate or cherish. The sources checked record Elska as the name of a bi-monthly British magazine of male photography and culture, not as a personal name.
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