What is another word for Skagerrak?
Pronunciation: [skˈad͡ʒɪɹˌak] (IPA) 
Skagerrak is a narrow strait that connects the North Sea to the Baltic Sea. Its name is derived from the old Norse word "Skagi," which means "rogue" or "dangerous." This body of water is also known as the "Skagerak" or the "Skaggerak." Synonyms for the Skagerrak include Kattegat, Jutland, and the Skaw. The Kattegat is a body of water that sits between Sweden, Norway, and Denmark and connects the North Sea to the Baltic Sea. Jutland is a peninsula that sits between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, and the Skaw is a cape located on the northern tip of Jutland. All of these synoyms are used to describe geographical locations in Northern Europe.
