Meaning and background
The story behind Soren
Soren is the unaccented English form of Danish Søren. It traces through the Latin personal name Severinus to Severus, a name based on Latin severus, “serious” or “stern”. That is a layered historical derivation, not an adjective directly translated from modern Danish. Søren Kierkegaard is a famous historical bearer of the accented form, while this catalogue appropriately keeps its recorded spelling Soren.
- Origin
- English spelling of Danish Søren, from Latin Severinus and Severus, related to severus, “serious” or “stern”. Source
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