Hägar
[ˈhɛɡɑːr]Meaning
a reference to a character known for his strength and courage
Background Story
Hägar is a character from the comic strip 'Hägar the Horrible' created by Dik Browne. The comic depicts the humorous adventures of a Viking named Hägar, known for his comical interactions with his family and fellow Vikings. Hägar is often characterized by his distinctive helmet and his low intelligence coupled with a good-natured personality.
Temperament
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