Nord
[nɔrd]Meaning
French nord, "north", from Old High German nord
Background Story
Nord is the French word for "north", of Germanic origin, from Old High German nord and Proto-West Germanic *norþr. English took the word from French. A user-submitted entry records it as a masculine given name in Soviet usage.
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