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Does not work perfectly though: "Fisk" would be a very strange name in Swedish (means "fish") and I've never heard it in English, I think.
by petters 6y ago
Does not work perfectly though: "Fisk" would be a very strange name in Swedish (means "fish") and I've never heard it in English, I think.
- DonaldFisk 6y agoIt's quite a common surname in Suffolk, England, and is from Old Norse. It would be odd as a first name, though.
- cafard 6y agoFisk is not unheard of as an English surname, nor for that matter is Fish--a family named Fish had a role in New York Republican politics from Lincoln's day through about the 1990s. There was a kid at my son's high school nicknamed "Fish", but I have never heard of it as a real given name.
- Markoff 6y agoit's same as recommending Korean "Park" for English Chinese combination, recommendations sound like gibberish