Soms weet je niet waar je een kind gemaakt hebt en soms weet je niet dat je een kind gemaakt hebt. Dan is het helemaal moeilijk met een spellingchecker een naam te verzinnen.

Is inderdaad een wat wazige reactie. Hieronder de uitleg wat Åsne betekent:

Åsne is a name with long traditions in Norway, back to the 11th century. It is put together by two parts "Ås" and "ne". "Ås" means "God", and was the word for the good, nice gods in the old Viking mythology. The second part, "ne", means "new". So you can say that Åsne means "new god". Æsene (plural). It is mostly used in the commune Telemark in Norway, where it has been in continuous use since the middle ages. It is not very much in use, and only 460 women in Norway has it as their first name, and 378 of these has it as their only first name (it is very common to have more than one first name in Norway). Åsne hasn't been used much in Norway for a long time, but now it seems that the old Norwegian ("norrøn" names have become quite popular again.