Define Hagen Meaning

Hagen
This person is usually a player and is really abnocious

By Leora
Hagen
"A girl who licks random guys faces."

"And who rides trains often!"

"Hey you just got a hagen buy a Salmon!"
By Bab
Hagen
A boy named Hagen is usually a really sweet boy. He may have his "player" moments, but there will be one girl that changes his mind forever. Hagen's are usually tall, blonde, handsome, and really sweet. If you ever find one, don't make him angry. Keep him forever.

Look there's a hagen!
By Randi
Hagen
Hagen is a short guy who has brown hair and is so sweet! He may be full of himself at times but he has a soft sport inside. He has lots of friends and is nice to people even when he does not like them. He has lots of girl friends but does not care if people make fun of him for having girl friends because friends are friends. He is not normally on his phone but when he is he is always texting a friend or his parents other then that he is not on his phone. If you all ever find yourself a Hagen keep him cause Hagenā€™s are pretty rare.

Dang I wish I had a hagen! I would never let him leave me because itā€™s like a once in a lifetime opportunity!
By Cesya
Hagen
Mega fye blonde hair boy that gets the ā€œHe will be so hot in high schoolā€ phrase but is a solid 7 right now. Donā€™t make him mad or annoyed or will not like u at all. He has his player moments without a girl but with one he is the most loyal person

Look at Hagen man such an inspiration!
By Kali
Hagenized
N. To be hotter than hot.
V. To be made look hotter than hot.

"Wow! Did you see her?!" "Yeah she's Hagenized!!"
By Zorah
Hagen
Hagen is a surname originating from Germany. Other variants are German, Dutch, Danish, Jewish, English, Norwegian, and Swedish.

North German and Dutch: topographic name from Middle Low German hage(n), Middle Dutch haghe ā€˜enclosureā€™, ā€˜hedgeā€™.

German, Dutch, and Danish: from a Germanic personal name, a short form of the various compound names formed with hag ā€˜enclosureā€™, ā€˜protected placeā€™ as the first element.

German: nickname from Middle High German hagen ā€˜breeding bullā€™.

Jewish (Ashkenazic): of uncertain origin; perhaps the same as 1.

English: from an Old Scandinavian or continental Germanic personal name Hogni ā€˜protectorā€™, ā€˜patronā€™ (Old Norse), Haghni (Old Danish), Hagano (Old Germanic).

Norwegian: habitational name from any of numerous farmsteads so named, from the definite singular form of hage, from Old Norse hagi ā€˜enclosureā€™.

Swedish: ornamental or topographic name from the definite singular form of hage ā€˜enclosed pastureā€™.

Her name is Sherry Hagen.
By Dacey
Hagen

By Hedwig
Hagen
ā€œHagenā€ is derived from the word ā€œHag.ā€ A ā€œHagenā€ is a member of substantial subset of the female population. They are middle aged, almost morbidly overweight, with short hair, dyed black or very dark brown. Members are strikingly similar in appearance. Itā€™s only upon close examination that they can be differentiated. Hagens are often caregivers, such as nurses or teachers. A typical Hagen would be 5ā€™4ā€, 240 lbs, and 54 years old.

Almost universally, they claim to ā€œlike themselvesā€ in spite of obvious indications of low self-esteem.


"Wow, there were like five Hagens lined up at the counter wating for free ice cream."
By Lacey
Hagen
A person who knows all the good memes

Hagen is a norwegian surname
A person named Hagen is awesome and very cool

Hagen is such a cool guy
By Noel