Oskar
[ˈɒskər]Meaning
form of Oscar in several languages
Background Story
Oskar is a form of Oscar, and it is used in Catalan, Dutch, English, French, Hungarian, Icelandic, Irish, Irish Mythology, Italian, Latvian and Portuguese. Its variants are Oscar and Oskari, and Osku and Ossi are diminutives of it. The same spelling is also recorded as Óskar and Oskár. The Czech and Danish forms were borrowed from English Oscar, which comes from Middle Irish Oscar.
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