Stjernes

Stjernes is a Scandinavian proper noun that can function as a surname or as part of place names. The term derives from stjerne, the Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish word for "star." The suffix -s is a common element in Scandinavian onomastics, where it may indicate origin, possession, or a toponymic formation. As a surname, Stjernes has been recorded in Danish and Norwegian genealogical sources and can be found among people with Nordic ancestry and in diaspora communities.

In geography, Stjernes appears chiefly as part of compound place names rather than as an independent town or village. Such formations typically name a street, district, or locality and may reflect local landmarks, history, or families associated with a site. Because toponymic spellings vary over time and between languages, the form Stjernes can appear in historical records with alternate spellings such as Stjerne, Stjernet, or Stjerner, depending on country and era.

There are no widely recognized entities, institutions, or works universally known simply as "Stjernes" as of the present. The term is primarily encountered in Scandinavian onomastic contexts.

See also: Stjerne (singular), Stjerner (plural).