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A given name in Norwegian Bokmål
Language context for this entry: Norwegian Bokmål
/ˈmɔn.siː.nə/ · Norwegian Bokmål
01 / Meaning & origin
Monsine is a feminine given name documented in Norwegian Bokmål.
From Mons (“male given name”) + -ine (“feminine name-forming suffix”). The base name Mons is a traditional Norwegian form of Magnus, ultimately from Latin magnus (“great”). First attested in the late 18th century in Norway. Compare the similarly formed Norwegian names Hansine, Jensine and Nilsine (“female given names”).
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06 / Behind the facts
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