Ing

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Usage：Germanic Mythology

Meaning & History：

From the Germanic *Ingwaz, possibly meaning "ancestor". This was the name of an obscure old Germanic fertility god who was considered the ancestor of the tribe the Ingaevones. It is possible he was an earlier incarnation of the god Freyr.

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EQUIVALENTS

DANISH: Yngve

NORSE MYTHOLOGY: Yngvi

NORWEGIAN: Yngve

SWEDISH: Yngve

OTHER FORMS

ANCIENT GERMANIC: Inga, Ingeburg, Ingo, Ingomar, Ingulf

ANCIENT SCANDINAVIAN: Inga, Ingi, Ingibjörg, Ingigerðr, Ingimárr, Ingólfr, Ingríðr

DANISH: Inga, Inge, Ingebjørg, Ingeborg, Ingegerd, Inger, Ingolf, Ingrid

DUTCH: Inge

FINNISH: Inka, Inkeri

FRISIAN: Inka

GERMAN: Inga, Inge, Ingeborg, Ingeburg, Ingo, Ingolf, Ingomar, Ingrid, Inka

ICELANDIC: Inga, Ingibjörg

LATVIAN: Inga

LITHUANIAN: Inga

NORWEGIAN: Inga, Inge, Ingebjørg, Ingeborg, Ingegerd, Inger, Ingolf, Ingrid

RUSSIAN: Inga

SWEDISH: Inga, Inge, Ingeborg, Ingegärd, Ingegerd, Ingemar, Inger, Ingmar, Ingolf, Ingrid