Ragner
[ˈræɡnər]Meaning
recorded as a given name in Danish, a masculine name
Background Story
Ragner is recorded as a masculine given name in Danish, in a user-submitted entry. The same spelling appears as a variant of Ragener, the name of a 9th-century Christian martyr said to have been killed by Vikings alongside his uncle Edmund the Martyr.
Variations
Ragnar, Ragner
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