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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brynjar | m | Danish | The name Brynjar is a younger Nordic form of the Old Norse Brynjarr |
| Cai | u | Latin | Cai is a Nordic variant of the name Kai, which is considered a possible Frisian child f… |
| Camilla | f | Latin | The name Camilla is closely associated with the Latin term camillus, which means 'sacri… |
| Caria | f | Danish | The first name Caria originates from the historical region of Caria in southwestern Asi… |
| Carita | f | Latin | The name Carita is considered an Italian, Swedish, and Spanish variant of the Latin ter… |
| Catharina | f | Swedish | Catharina is a variant form of the name Katharina and is derived from Aikaterine (Αἰκατ… |
| Caya | f | Norse | Caya is interpreted in most interpretations as 'the Pure' or 'the Innocent.' These mean… |
| Charlotte-Elisabeth | f | French | Charlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth… |
| Chelina | f | Latin | Chelina is a derived form of Celina, which in turn is a diminutive of the name Celia |
| Chiara-Geraldine | f | Finnish | Chiara is translated as 'the Bright, the Shining' (Italian), while Geraldine is derived… |
| Chrisander | m | Latin | Chrisander is a contemporary Norwegian variation of the name Christian, which has its r… |
| Christer | m | Danish | Christer is a derived form of Christian and means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ' |
| Christina-Lisa | f | Swedish | Christina-Lisa is a double name combining Christina ("the Christian") and Lisa ("God is… |
| Christina-Sophie | f | Latin | The Anointed One or the Wise One |
| Cilla | f | Latin | Cilla is regarded as a Dutch and Swedish short form of Cecilia, which is a derivative o… |
| Cissi | f | Latin | The name Cissi, a French variant of Cecilia, is related to Cäcilia, which derives from … |
| Claes | m | Scandinavian | This male first name Claes means 'victory of the people' |
| Cnut | m | Scandinavian | The term 'knot' is the central meaning of the name |
| Costner | m | Swedish | The name has its roots in Swedish |
| Dagny | f | Scandinavian | Dagny is a female first name that means 'new day' |
| Dan | u | Chinese | Dan is an English short form of the name Daniel (Dānīēl), which has a traditional Hebre… |
| Danine | f | Swedish | Danine is a Swedish variant of Dana or Daniela, both of which are feminine in origin an… |
| Danuela | f | Swedish | Danuela represents the feminine form of the dual form Danuel, which is a combination of… |
| Denise-Sophie | f | English | Denise-Sophie is a double name combining Denise ("the one dedicated to Dionysus") and S… |
| Dianna | f | Danish | Dianna is a girl's name that is regarded as an English variation of Diana and may have … |
| Dinera | f | Arabic | Dinera is a female first name that is considered an alternative form of Dinara |
| Dorotea | f | Italian | Dorotea is the feminine form of Dorothea and carries the meaning 'gift of God' |
| Ebba-Linnea | f | Swedish | Ebba-Linnea is a double name combining Ebba ("the boar") and Linnea ("the moss bell") |
| Edvard | m | Norwegian | The name Edvard means 'the guardian of wealth' |
| Eilif | m | Danish | Eilif is a Nordic first name derived from the Old Norse term Æilífr |
| Einar | m | Danish | Einar is a historical masculine first name of Nordic origin, rooted in Old Icelandic an… |
| Eira | f | Norse | Eira is a feminine first name from Wales that is associated with 'the snow' and has its… |
| Eivor | f | Danish | Eivor is a girl's name that is common in both Norway and Sweden and originates from the… |
| Ejnar | m | Danish | Ejnar, the boy's name, is a form of Einar and originally derives from the Old Norse Ein… |
| Ejvind | m | Danish | Ejvind is a variant of Eivind ("the winner from the island") |
| Eleonora-Gesine | f | Swedish | No information about the meaning is currently available |
| Elin | f | Danish | The meaning of the name Elin is not definitively established, but there are several lik… |
| Eline | f | Danish | Eline is a variant of the ancient Greek name Helene and could have multiple meanings |
| Elinore | f | Latin | Elinore is an unusual variant of the name Eleonore, which has its origin in Aliénor of … |
| Elis-Elisabeth | f | Hebrew | "the God worshiper," which can also be interpreted as "(my) God is abundance." More inf… |
| Elisaweta | f | Swedish | Elisaweta is considered a variant of Elisaveta and is a Swedish form of Elisabeth |
| Elisbeth | f | Norwegian | The name Elisbeth is considered a Norwegian and Swedish short form of Elisabeth |
| Ellisif | f | Norwegian | The name Ellisif has a profound meaning |
| Elna | f | Danish | Elna is a short form of Elina and originates from the Scandinavian variant Helena, whic… |
| Elof | m | Finnish | Elof is a male first name whose meaning can be roughly described as 'the eternally living' |
| Elva | f | Danish | Elva is a Danish and Icelandic form of the name Alva |
| Emelie | f | Swedish | The name Emelie, used for girls, means 'the brave', 'the capable', or 'the energetic' |
| Emelie-Leonie | f | English | Emelie-Leonie is a double name combining Emelie ("the brave one") and Leonie ("the Lion… |
| Emma-Smilla | f | Swedish | Emma-Smilla is a double name combining Emma ("the all-encompassing one") and Smilla ("t… |
| Emma-Sofie | f | the Divine knowing; the Exalted wise | |
| Emmelie | f | Latin | The name Emmelie is a modern formation of the name Emilie and is considered a French fe… |
| Enela | f | Finnish | Enela is a girl's name from Estonia, understood as the female form of Enel |
| Enie-Lotta | f | Swedish | The name Lotta is a Swedish abbreviation for Charlotte |
| Erasmus | m | Danish | Erasmus is a male first name derived from ancient Greek, meaning 'the lovable' |
| Erich-Heinz | m | Swedish | Erich-Heinz is a double name combining Erich ("the sole ruler") and Heinz ("the master … |
| Erja-Theophania | f | Greek | Erja-Theophania is a double name combining Erja ("the peaceful one") and Theophania ("t… |
| Erk | m | Swedish | The name Erk is a Frisian and Swedish form of Erik, derived from the Old Norse Eirikr (… |
| Erlanda | f | Danish | foreign |
| Erling | m | Danish | The first name Erling means 'son or descendant of a count' or 'belonging to the nobility' |
| Errit | m | Norwegian | Errit is a Swedish and Norwegian variant of the Danish name Erith |
| Eskil | m | Norwegian | The boy's name Eskil is derived from the Old Norse Æskæl, which is a variation of the n… |
| Esthelle | f | Swedish | Esthelle is a variant of Esther ("the star") |
| Estrid | f | The name Estrid, a female designation, is regarded as the Danish and Swedish form of As… | |
| Eva-Lotta | f | Swedish | The name originated in the tale by Astrid Lindgren in 'Kalle Blomquist' |
| Evely | f | Danish | Evely is a contemporary Estonian variant of the name Eve, derived from Eva, and has its… |
| Ewa | f | Polish | The first name Ewa, mainly encountered in Poland and Sweden, is a variant of the biblic… |
| Faustin | m | Latin | The name Faustin is a masculine form that goes back to Faustinus, an ancient Roman surn… |
| Felicia | f | Latin | The name Felicia represents the feminine variant of Felicio and Felix and is derived fr… |
| Felina | f | Latin | Felina is a feminine form of the Latin name Felinus, whose origin is not clearly defined |
| Felisia | f | Latin | The name Felisia is a variant form of the names Felicia and Felizia, all of which can b… |
| Felissa | f | Latin | Felissa is a girl's name that is regarded as a Germanized form of Felisa or Felica |
| Fenrir | m | Norwegian | Fenrir is a masculine name with Old Norse roots |
| Fin | m | Celtic | The name Fin is a younger variation of the name Finnr (Finn) and also serves as a short… |
| Findus | m | Latin | Findus, a masculine first name, may have its roots in the designation Fidus |
| Flicka | f | Swedish | Flicka literally means "girl" in Swedish |
| Flinn | m | English | Flinn is a contemporary English-Irish variant of the name Flynn, which originates from … |
| Frey | m | Danish | The name Frey is a shortened form of Freyr, the Germanic god of weather in Norse mythology |
| Freya-Jana | f | Aramaic | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Freyah | f | Danish | Freyah is a modern English form of Freya, which has its origins in the Old Norse Freyja |
| Fritiof | m | Scandinavian | Fritiof is a Swedish variant of the name Fritjof, which is based on the Old Norse Friðþ… |
| Frode | m | Norse | The name Frode comes from the Old Norse word fróðr, which stands for 'wise, learned, ed… |
| Garde | f | Norwegian | Garde is a female first name that is considered a Frisian short form of names containin… |
| Gardi | f | Danish | The first name Gardi, a diminutive of Garda, is a short form for names that begin with … |
| Gerdis | f | Swedish | Gerdis is a Swedish girl's name that is considered a rare derivative of Geirdís and mea… |
| Gittan | f | Celtic | Gittan is a Swedish diminutive of Birgitta, which has two different etymological roots |
| Gloria-Madeleine | f | Latin | Glory and honor |
| Gösta | m | Swedish | Gösta, a predominantly male name, originates as a Swedish short form of Gustav |
| Göta | f | Swedish | the way, the road; pronounced in Faroese: Jöta |
| Greta | f | Latin | Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic… |
| Gro | f | Danish | Gro is a female first name of Scandinavian origin, which is also known as a variant of … |
| Gudmund | m | Scandinavian | Gudmund is a historical, two-part name that originates from the Nordic linguistic area |
| Gulla | f | Swedish | Gulla is regarded as a short form for names that begin with 'Gull-' |
| Gulli | m | Norwegian | The name Gulli originates as a pet form from the Old Norse Guðleifr and means 'the lega… |
| Gullvi | f | Swedish | The name Gullvi has its roots in Old Norse and is a female first name of Swedish origin |
| Gunborg | f | Swedish | The name Gunborg has its roots in Old High German |
| Gunilla | f | Norse | Gunilla is a feminine name form that comes from the Old Norse Gunnhildr and carries the… |
| Gunn | f | Danish | Gunn is a modernized form of the Old Norse name Gunnr and also serves as a feminine sho… |
| Gunvald | m | Norwegian | Gunvald, a male first name, is an old form of the name Gunnvaldr from Norway and Sweden |
| Gurinus | m | Norwegian | The name Gurinus derives as the masculine variant of Gurine and carries the meanings 't… |
| Gurli | f | Danish | The name Gurli, which is especially popular in Scandinavia, has its roots in the Old Pe… |