see|säga|såga|sa�a
English

Etymology
From Old Norse #Icelandic|saga. Cognate with English saw#Etymology 2|saw.

Pronunciation
IPA|/�s�:g�/
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��ɡ�|-��ɡ�

Noun
en-noun

1. An Old Norse prose narrative, especially one dealing with family or social histories and legends
2. Something with the qualities of such a saga; an epic, a long story.

Translations

mid
Spanish: saga f

Crimean Tatar

Pronoun
saga

1. your

Noun
saga

1. saga

Declension
crh-latin-noun|nıñ|ga|nı|da|dan

References
R:Useinov-Mireev 2002

Category:Crimean Tatar nouns

Fijian

Etymology
Common Oceanian *sanga

Noun
saga

1. thigh

Category:Fijian nouns

Icelandic
Icelandic declension kvk vb 01a ö|s|g

Etymology
Old Norse

Pronunciation
IPA|[�saɰa]|lang=is

Noun
infl|is|noun|g=f|plural|sögur

1. story
2. history

Latin

Noun
s�g·a f Wiktionary Appendix:Latin first declension|1st declension

1. a female sage, fortune-teller

Lithuanian

Noun
saga

1. button

Category:Lithuanian nouns

Old English

Etymology
From Germanic. Cognate with Middle Dutch sage (Dutch zaag), Old High German #Old High German|saga, Old Norse sǫg.

Pronunciation
IPA|/�s�ɣ�/

Noun
saga m (plural sagan)

1. saw (tool)

Category:Old English nouns

Old High German

Etymology
Common Germanic *sago. Cognate with Old English sagu, Old Norse #Icelandic|saga.

Noun
saga f

1. story

Category:Old High German nouns

Swedish

Etymology
Old Norse

Noun
saga

1. fairy tale
2. epic, long story

Inflection
sv-noun|gender=Common|saga|sagan|sagor|sagorna|sagas|sagans|sagors|sagornas

Category:Swedish nouns

de:saga
el:saga
fr:saga
ko:saga
is:saga
ku:saga
pl:saga
pt:saga
ru:saga
fi:saga
sv:saga
vi:saga
uk:saga

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