According to a Norwegian user the name 'Vikernes' is a toponym and means "inlet of the small piece of land sticking towards the sea" i.e. a cape.
1. Your cunt
2. translate Varg's aliases into your language
>Kristian "Varg" Vikernes
Christian "Wolf" Kap
>Louis Cachet
Ludwig Stempel
>Greven
Der Graf
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oh geez
Just had to google the difference between cape and peninsula.
>Vargas Vikernesas
Vargas literally means "misery" in Lithuanian
Viker = Inlets/Coves/Bays
Nes = Cape/Headland
Christiaan "Wolf" Kaap
Lodewijk Zegel
Graaf
>Kristian "Varg" Vikernes
kristian "varg" viknäs
>Louis Cachet
lejf sigill
>Greven
Greven
Risto "Susi" Niemi
Can you give me a propper English translation for his name so we can translate it into our languages?
It's Kristijonas Vilkas Iškyšulys, you uncultured swine.
It just sounds strange, because inlet (Vik) is in plural (Viker).
Vik is also the root of Viking. Viking being a person dwelling in inlets, or "doing" inlets (i.e. plundering the coastline).
should be "vikanäs" in plural. sorry
All convictions aside can you make up an english name that has about the right meaning, plural or not?
Inletsheadland
Bayscape
Mhairg Uí Mhicharnaís
Laoiseach Stampa
Greimhan
Vartkez vikernesian
Christian "Wolferl" Landzungenbuchter
Sky Rim Belongs
To The
Nords
Christian "Wolf" Bay
Lewis Noble
Christian "lobo" Cabo
Luis Sello
flag
>Kristian "Varg" Vikernes
Kristian "Varg" Vikernes
>Louis Cachet
Ludvig Stempel
>Greven
Greven
hth
Isn't varg ulv in norwegian?
it's both, just like in sweden
Christian Volk Gavanmys
Cristiano "Lupo" Capo.
Luigi Sigillo.
Cristiano Capo sounds like a terrone name, with "lupo" even being a nickname a member of mafia or camorra could have.
Luigi Sigillo is just weird, perhaps there is a better translation.
Which one you use normally depends on your dialect, both are accurate in the written languages.
My parents were intellectuals marxists and also consumed acid and marijuana, they named me Stalin. One day they had a Marian apparition (the acid, I guess), then they became very religious and changed my name to José Andrés when I was 6 years old.
Kristjan "Ujkan" Gjiraj
Luigj Fisniku
>intellectuals marxists
Does that mean that he might have descended from fisherbois?