Kaasa Family History

Norwegian: habitational name from any of various farmsteads named Kaasa notably in Telemark from the definite singular form of kås.

It originates from Old Norse kǫs meaning ‘heap pile’ (from cleared woodland) also ‘piece of land’.

This naming convention reflects geographical features significant to the community and its agricultural practices.

Farmsteads often identify the land used for habitation, cultivation, or livestock.

Understanding such names provides insight into the historical landscape and settlement patterns in Norway.