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[[File:Erkna-.jpg|thumb|frame|right|<small>Map showing the frequency of the toponyms (containing) ''Erkna'' in Norway per county. © Universitetymuseum of Bergen</small>]] | [[File:Erkna-.jpg|thumb|frame|right|<small>Map showing the frequency of the toponyms (containing) ''Erkna'' in Norway per county. © Universitetymuseum of Bergen</small>]] | ||
'''''Erkna''''' • toponym linked to the occurrence of grey seal. It is also used in different combinations like e.g. Erknaflua, Erknaskaret, or | '''''Erkna''''' • toponym linked to the occurrence of grey seal. It is also used in different combinations like e.g. Erknaflua, Erknaskaret, or Erknaskjæret. Similarly, [[Erten-|''Erten-'']] as part of a toponym is also linked to grey seals. | ||
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Erkna • toponym linked to the occurrence of grey seal. It is also used in different combinations like e.g. Erknaflua, Erknaskaret, or Erknaskjæret. Similarly, Erten- as part of a toponym is also linked to grey seals.
- Country
- Norway
- County/ Region
- Møre og Romsdal
- Vestland
- First use
- Associated with
- Grey seal
