Old Norse Bynames K

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• kabbi - 'wooden block' - see also Kabbi
• Kaða- - 'Hen-' - see also Kaða
• kakali - 'impostor' - see also Kakali
• kál - 'kale' - see also Kál
• kalda - 'cold' (♀) - see also Kalda
• kaldmunnr - 'cold-mouth' - see also Kalda
• kali - 'freezing' - see also Kali
• kamban - 'crippled'
• kampi - 'whiskers' - see also Kampi
• kampr - 'whiskers' - see also Kampr
• kani - 'bowl', 'boat' - see also Kani
• kanoki - '(church) canon'
• kanpr - 'whiskers' - see also KanpR
• kápa - 'cloak with a hood' - see also Kápa
• kappi - 'champion' - see also Kappi
• karkr - 'thick', 'tough' - see also Karkr
• karlhǫfði - 'carved figurehead' - see also KARL and HÖFÐI
• karlsefni - 'man's equal' - see also Karlsefni
• kárn - 'bird' - see also Kárn
• kassi - 'basket', 'chest' - see also Kassi
• kastandrazi - 'throwing arse'
• katla - 'little kettle' - see also Katla
• inn katneski - 'from Caithness'
• kaupi - 'merchant' - see also Kaupi
• keiliselgr - 'cone-peak' (= mountain)
• keilismúli - 'cone-peak' (= mountain)
• kengr - 'crook'
• kerlinganef - 'hag's-nose' - see also NEF
• Kier- - 'dear' - see also KIER
• kimbi - 'bundle'
• kiǫtvi - 'flesh' - see also Kiǫtvi
• kjalarr - 'sledge-driver' - see also Kjalarr
• kjálki - 'jawbone'
• kjǫlfari - 'keel-traveller' - see also KJÖL and FAR
• klaka - 'twitter'
• klakkhǫfði - 'saddlepommel-head' - see also KlakkR and HÖFÐI
• klaufi - 'awkward, clumsy boor' - see also Klaufi
• kleggi - 'horse-fly'
• kleykir - 'person in trouble/disgrace'
• klintr - 'cliff' - see also Klintr
• klyppr - 'cutter' - see also Klyppr
• knapr - 'valet' - see also Knapr
• knappr - 'knob' - see also Knappr
• knarrarbringa - 'merchantship-bosom' (= bit tits) (♀)
• kné - 'knee'
• kneif - 'nippers'
• knýtir - 'knitter'
• knǫttr - 'knot' - see also Knǫttr
• kofri - 'hood' - see also Kofri
• kolbrún - 'coal-brow' - see also Kolbrún (♀)
• Kolbrúnarskáld - 'skald with black eyebrows' - see also Kolbrún and Skáld
• kolka - 'stain' (♀) - see also Kolka
• kolli - 'bald head' - see also Kolli
• kollr - 'bald head' - see also Kollr
• kolr - 'coal' - see also Kolr
• kolskeggr - 'coal-beard' - see also Kolskeggr
• konungsefni - 'king's equal' - see also Konungsefni
• kópr - 'staring' or 'seal' - see also Kópr
• kornamúli - 'grain-snout' - see also Múli
• korni - 'grain' - see also Korni
• korpr - 'corby' - see also KorpR
• krafla - 'crawl'
• kráka - 'crow' - see also Krákr
• kraki - 'beanpole' - see also Kraki
• krákr - 'crow' - see also Krákr
• Kráku- - 'crow' - see also Krákr
• krákunef - 'crow-nose' - see also Krákr and NEF
• kringfod - (Old Danish) 'bandy-legged', 'bow-legged' - see also Kringfod
• in kristna - 'the Christian' (♀) - see also KRIST
• inn kristni - 'the Christian' - see also KRIST
• krókr - 'crooked' - see also KrókR
• kroppa - 'hump', 'hunchback'
• krumr - 'bent' - see also KrumR
• Krǫmu- - 'Pinch-'
• kuggi - 'cog'
• kúla - 'ball'
• kunta - 'cunt'
• kúsi - 'person who inspires fear and dread' - see also Kúsi
• kúss - 'hump' - see also Kúss
• kváran - 'shoe', 'boot'
• Kveld- - 'Evening-' - see also KVELD
• kvistr - 'twig' - see also Kvistr
• inn kyrri - 'the quiet one' - see also Kyrri
• kǫgurr - 'fringed cloak'
• Kǫpu- - 'Cloak-' - see also Kápa
• kǫrtr - 'short', 'short penis'
• kǫttr - 'cat'