särg
Sørg is a rare Scandinavian term used as a proper name and, in Danish and Norwegian, as an imperative verb form. As a name, it appears in historical records in Norway and Denmark, mainly in the 19th century, and is today uncommon. The word also exists in everyday language as part of the verb "sørge" meaning to care for, to mourn, or to be concerned, and the related noun "sorg" meaning sorrow or grief. The imperative form "Sørg" translates to "Take care" or "Make sure" in Danish.
Etymology: The name and the verb share a common root in the Proto-Germanic word for care or
Usage: Because Sørg is rare, it does not have a defined gender in contemporary use and is
In culture and language: In Danish, phrases such as "Sørg for at ..." demonstrate the imperative meaning;