Otte
[ˈɔtə]Meaning
Danish word for the number eight, from Old Norse átta.
Background Story
Otte is the Danish form of the numeral eight, descended from Old Norse átta and Proto-Germanic *ahtōu, and related to Swedish åtta, Norwegian åtte, English eight and German acht. It is also recorded as a surname and given name, borne by figures including the Danish nobleman and statesman Otte Brahe.
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