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Origin of the name HAKON.
Etymology of the name HAKON.
Meaning of the baby name HAKON.
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HAKON. Manx.
A form of Old Norse Haaken
(q.v.), meaning "high kin," from haa "high" and kyn
"kin." Also see Haagan,
Haaken, Haakon,
Hacun.
One of the
first kings of the Isle of Man was Hacon
or Hakon, a name which the dictionaries define as having meant high
kin. In this etymology ha is evidently equated with high
and con or kon with kin, but it is equally likely
that Hakon or Haakon meant
originally uch on the high one. In Cornish the
adjective ughan or aughan meant supreme: the
Icelandic for queen is kona, and there is no more radical
distinction between king and the disyllabic kween, than
there is between the Christian names Ion, Ian, and the
monosyllabic Han. (Archaic England, Bayley, 1920)
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