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The Norwegian surname "Flugum" is believed to derive from the Old Norse word "fluga," which means "fly." Surnames in Norway often reflect geographical features, occupations, or nature, suggesting that "Flugum" may have originally referred to a location or a characteristic related to flying or insects. However, specific historical contexts can influence the exact meaning and interpretation.

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