Vänern

English

Proper noun

Vänern

1. Sweden's largest lake, located in southwestern Sweden

Translations

Swedish lake

• Arabic: بحيرة فنرن (Buhayrat Funrun)
• Armenian: Վենեռն (Veneṙn)
• Azerbaijani: Vanern gölü
• Bashkir: Венерн
• Basque: Vänern
• Belarusian: Возера Венерн (Vózjera Vjenjern), Вэнэрн (Venern)
• Breton: Vänern
• Bulgarian: Венерн (Venern)
• Catalan: Llac Vänern
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 维纳恩湖

• Chuvash: Венерн (Venern)
• Czech: Vänern
• Danish: Vänern
• Dutch: Vänermeer n
• Esperanto: Vänern (eo)
• Estonian: Vänern
• Finnish: Vänern (fi); Venneri (dated)
• French: Vänern
• Georgian: ვენერნი (venerni)
• German: Vänern
• Greek: Βένερν (Vénern)
• Hebrew: ונרן
• Hungarian: Vänern
• Icelandic: Vænir m
• Italian: Vänern
• Japanese: ヴェーネルン湖
• Kazakh: Венерн (Venern)
• Korean: 베네른 호 (benereun ho)
• Kyrgyz: Венерн көлү (Venern kölü)
• Latin: Lacus Vener
• Latvian: Vēnerns
• Lithuanian: Venernas
• Macedonian: Венерн (Venern)
• Norwegian: Vänern
• Old Norse: Vænir m
• Persian: دریاچه ونرن
• Piedmontese: Lagh Vänern
• Polish: Wener (pl)
• Portuguese: Lago Vänern
• Romanian: Lacul Vänern
• Russian: Венерн (Venern)
• Scots: Vänern
• Serbo-Croatian: Vänern, Венерн
• Slovak: Vänern
• Spanish: Lago Vänern
• Swedish: Vänern (sv) c
• Thai: ทะเลสาบแวแนร์น
• Turkish: Vänern Gölü
• Ukrainian: Венерн (Venern)
• Uzbek: Venern
• Vietnamese: Hồ Vänern
• Waray-Waray: Vänern
• Welsh: Vänern
• West Frisian: Vänermar

Anagrams

• vanner

Swedish

Alternative forms

• Wenern (obsolete)

Etymology

Inherited from Old Norse Vænir, probably related to Old Norse vænn (“promising”).

Proper noun

Vänern c (genitive Vänerns)

1. Vänern

Further reading

• Vänern in Elof Hellquist, Svensk etymologisk ordbok (1st ed., 1922)

Anagrams

• vänner, värnen