Where does “klettr” come from?
klettr (Old Norse) comes from Proto-Germanic klintaz, from Proto-Indo-European glend- — shore.
klettr (Old Norse): hill, crag, cliff; rock, stone
Definitions
- hill, crag, cliff; rock, stone
klettr (Old Norse) comes from Proto-Germanic klintaz, from Proto-Indo-European glend- — shore.
klettr (Old Norse): hill, crag, cliff; rock, stone