Olga
English
proper noun
Etymology
Derived from Russian О́льга derived from Old Norse heilagr (holy, prosperous, hallow, sacred).
Origin
Old Norse
heilagr
Gloss
holy, prosperous, hallow, sacred
Concept
Semantic Field
Religion and belief
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
聖
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Oili Finnish
- Olga Finnish
- Olga German
- О́льга Russian
- Olga Spanish, Castilian
- Olga Portuguese
- *hailagaz Proto-Germanic
- Olga Swedish
- heilag Norwegian Nynorsk
- allraheilagramessa Old Norse
- ginnheilagr Old Norse
- heilagleikr Old Norse
- heilagr Old Norse
- heill Old Norse
- sannheilagr Old Norse
- úheilagr Old Norse
- Olga Danish
- hellig Danish
- Olga Czech
- Olga Icelandic
- heilagur Icelandic
- Olga Latvian
- Olga Faroese
- heilagur Faroese
- Oľga Slovak
- helagher Old Swedish
- hēlagher, helagher Old Swedish
- Olga Norwegian
- hælægh Old Danish
- Ååʹlga Skolt Sami