Norwegian Names
♂LatinJonas„Jonas is derived from the Latinized form of the name Jona, which goes back to the ancie…“View profile →⚥ChineseKim„Kim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures“View profile →♀LatinGreta„Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic…“View profile →♂NorwegianVinnan„Vinnan is a boy's name with Norwegian roots“View profile →♂DanishAage„Aage is a male first name that is an old Danish and Norwegian form of the Icelandic nam…“View profile →♀DanishAbelone„The name Abelone is the Scandinavian form of Apollonia, which is associated with the Gr…“View profile →♀BasqueAdelaide„The name Adelaide, also known as Adélaïde or Adelaïde, is derived from Adelheid“View profile →♀EnglishAdine„Adine is a short form of the name Adelina and has its roots in the names Adela or Adele“View profile →♂DanishAge„Age is a Frisian short form for names that begin with 'Agi-'“View profile →♂NorwegianAgnar„Agnar is a masculine name variant that has its origins in Old Norse“View profile →♀LatinAgnete„Agnete is considered the Danish and Norwegian form of Agnes, which is derived from the …“View profile →♀LatinAgnetha„The name Agnetha is a Scandinavian derivation of the name Agnes, which can be traced ba…“View profile →♀NorwegianAiva„Aiva, a girl's name from the Nordic region, originates from Gothic“View profile →♂DanishAlarik„The name Alarik is a form of Alarich used in the Low German language area and traces ba…“View profile →♂NorwegianAlbert-Wim„Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning“View profile →♀DanishAlexandria„Alexandria is the English spelling of Alexandra, a feminine derivative of the name Alex…“View profile →♂DanishAlf„The masculine first name Alf is derived from two different traditions and essentially m…“View profile →♀NorwegianAlgea„The name Algea derives from an old Frisian form of the name Alger and means something l…“View profile →♂NorwegianAlvir„Alvir is a boy's name of Scandinavian origin, considered a younger variant of Alver“View profile →♂DanishAlvis„Alvis, as a boy's name, is a newer variant of the Old Norse Alviss (Alvíss) and traces …“View profile →♀EnglishAlyda„Alyda is a girl's name that traces back to Old High German roots“View profile →♀ScandinavianAmund„Amund, a male first name, derives from the Scandinavian short form Agmundr“View profile →♂ScandinavianAnders„Anders represents a Scandinavian variant of the biblical name Andreas and means "the br…“View profile →♂NorwegianAndor„Andor is a Norwegian and Swedish variation of the Old Norse name Arnþórr“View profile →♀FinnishAnea„The first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav…“View profile →♀FrenchAnn-Christine„Ann-Christine is a double name combining Ann ("the gracious one") and Christine ("the C…“View profile →♀NorseAnne-Marit„The name has Nordic and Norwegian roots“View profile →♀EnglishAnne-Ruth„Anne means 'the favored one' and also has Hebrew roots“View profile →♀FinnishAnnikka„The name Annikka is a modified variant of Annika or Anika and is also considered a pet …“View profile →♀DanishAnnine„The name Annine derives from the ancient Hebrew term and is translated as 'the favored …“View profile →♂NorwegianAnon„Anon is not only a Norwegian variant of Anund, but it also has a Thai connection“View profile →♂DanishAnsgar„Ansgar is an ancient German masculine name that is considered a precursor to Oskar and …“View profile →♀LatinAntje-Beate„Antje-Beate is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Beate ("the happy …“View profile →♀NorwegianArdis„Ardis is the feminine form of the name Arndis and has its roots in Old Norse as well as…“View profile →♂NorwegianAre„Are is an old Norwegian variant of the name Ari and can also be interpreted as a pet fo…“View profile →♀NorwegianArila„Arila is likely a Norwegian variant of Arilda, which in turn is a feminine form of the …“View profile →♂DanishArild„Arild is a masculine name variant that has its roots in Old High German and is a deriva…“View profile →♂NorwegianArnar„The name Arnar, which is primarily common in Iceland and Norway, means 'the eagle of th…“View profile →♀NorwegianArndis„Arndis is a historical name with Germanic and Old Norse origins, meaning 'the goddess o…“View profile →♂DanishArne„The name Arne, which became popular in the 1930s, has its roots in Germanic“View profile →♀NorwegianArntrud„The name Arntrud has Old High German roots and is translated as "she who has the streng…“View profile →♂NorwegianArve„Arve represents a Norwegian form of Arvid, derived from Arnviðr“View profile →♂DanishArvid„Arvid is a masculine first name of Scandinavian origin, stemming from the Old Norse nam…“View profile →♀FinnishArvida„The name Arvida is a rare Swedish variant of the masculine first name Arvid, whose root…“View profile →♀DanishArzu-Fynna„The name signifies talent and refers to the two individual names Arzu and Fynna“View profile →♀NorwegianAsbjörg„Asbjörg (Ásbjörg) is a modern Icelandic variant of the name Ásbjǫrg“View profile →♀NorseAsdis„Asdis is a girl's name that originates from Norse mythology“View profile →♀DanishAse„The name Ase (Åse) is a short form from Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish that refers to n…“View profile →♀DanishAsfrid„The name Asfrid (Åsfrid) comes from Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish and is derived from …“View profile →♂NorseAsgeir„Asgeir is a masculine first name that is common in Norway and Iceland and is derived fr…“View profile →♂DanishAskil„Askil, a boys' name, is the Scandinavian form of Askjell and is derived from the Old No…“View profile →♂NorwegianAskjell„The name Askjell (Åskjell) originates from Norway and represents a newer spelling of th…“View profile →♀ScandinavianAslaug„The name Aslaug (Áslaug or Åslaug) can be roughly translated as 'the one dedicated to G…“View profile →♂NorwegianAtle„Atle is considered the Norwegian form of Attila, the ruler of the Huns, who founded a l…“View profile →♀NorseAud„The name Aud is a newer form of the Old Norse Auðr and symbolizes "the wealth" or "the …“View profile →♂LatinAugust„August is a masculine form of the name that derives from the Roman surname Augustus“View profile →♀LatinAurela„The name Aurela is, as mentioned, a Scandinavian short form of Aurelia“View profile →♂HebrewAvar„The name Avar, a Norwegian derivative of Ávarr, can be traced back to the Old Norse wor…“View profile →♂DanishAxel„The name Axel has Scandinavian roots and is a short form of the biblical Absalom (Hebre…“View profile →♀LatinBarbro„The name Barbro, a Swedish derivative of Barbara, carries the meaning 'the foreigner'“View profile →♀LatinBea„Bea is a short form of the names Beatrix and Beatrice, which are originally derived fro…“View profile →♀LatinBeate-Maria„Beate stands for "the Happy" as well as "Chosen or Sanctified" from Latin“View profile →♀LatinBeate-Sabrina„Additional details can be found under the names Beate and Sabrina“View profile →♀LatinBelinda„The name Belinda could be understood as a modern short form of the Old German name Betl…“View profile →♂LatinBendik„The name Bendik, a Norwegian form of Benedikt, carries the meaning 'the Blessed'“View profile →♀LatinBenedicte„Benedicte is a feminine form of the Latin name Benedict, which has its roots in the anc…“View profile →♀LatinBenedikte„Benedikte is a Scandinavian name for girls and represents the feminine variant of Benedikt“View profile →♂NorwegianBengt-Ole„The name derives from Benedikt“View profile →♂LatinBenny„The name Benny is an English short form of Benjamin, which also derives from the ancien…“View profile →♂NorwegianBerge„Berge, a boy's name, is derived as a Norwegian form of Birger“View profile →♀CelticBergita„Bergita is regarded as a Danish and Norwegian variation of Birgit, a Scandinavian name …“View profile →♀Beyla„Beyla is a historical female first name with roots in Norse mythology“View profile →♀NorwegianBirga„Birga is a feminine derivative of the name Birger, which traces back to the Old Norse n…“View profile →♂DanishBirger„The Scandinavian name Birger has its origins in the old Nordic names Birghir and Byrghir“View profile →♀CelticBirgita„Birgita is the feminine form of the name Birger and means 'the Helper', 'the Guardian',…“View profile →♀CelticBirgitta„The name Birgitta is the Scandinavian form of Birgit and has two possible origins“View profile →♀CelticBirgitte„Birgitte is a Danish and Norwegian form of Birgitta, which has two origin stories“View profile →♀CelticBitten„Bitten is a female variant of the name Birger and means "the Helper," "the Protector," …“View profile →♂NorwegianBjan„Bjan is a modern short form of the name Bjarne, which is derived from Björn“View profile →♂NorseBjarte„The name Bjarte originates from Norwegian and has its beginnings in the Old Norse Bjart…“View profile →♀NorwegianBjelle„Bjelle is a feminine diminutive of Bjela, a variant of the Czech name Běla (pronunciati…“View profile →♂NorseBjörnstjerne„Björnstjerne stands for bear star“View profile →♀LatinBlondine„Blondine is used both as a first name and as a term for a blonde person“View profile →♀DanishBodil„The name Bodil is a more recent Danish abbreviation of Bothild, which traces back to th…“View profile →♂DanishBörre„The name Börre is a variation of the Norwegian Birger and is also found in Denmark, whi…“View profile →♀DanishBrinja„Brinja is a female first name with Scandinavian roots and is often regarded as a varian…“View profile →♂ScandinavianBrolle„Brolle serves as the Swedish pet form of the Nordic name Bror and means 'the brother.' …“View profile →♂ScandinavianBror„The name Bror is a Scandinavian boy's name that means 'the brother.' It derives from th…“View profile →♀DanishBrynja„Brynja is a traditional Scandinavian girl's name, which translates to 'the Protected', …“View profile →♂DanishBrynjar„The name Brynjar is a younger Nordic form of the Old Norse Brynjarr“View profile →⚥LatinCai„Cai is a Nordic variant of the name Kai, which is considered a possible Frisian child f…“View profile →♀DanishCaria„The first name Caria originates from the historical region of Caria in southwestern Asi…“View profile →♀DutchCato„The name Cato refers to the Dutch short form of Katharina and means "the Pure" or "the …“View profile →♀NorseCaya„Caya is interpreted in most interpretations as 'the Pure' or 'the Innocent.' These mean…“View profile →♀LatinCecilie„The first name Cecilie (Cecílie) is a Czech variant of Cäcilie and a Danish as well as …“View profile →♂NorwegianCharin„Charin is a masculine first name understood as a Nordic variant of Karl“View profile →♀FrenchCharlotte-Elisabeth„Charlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth…“View profile →♀FinnishChiara-Geraldine„Chiara is translated as 'the Bright, the Shining' (Italian), while Geraldine is derived…“View profile →♂LatinChrisander„Chrisander is a contemporary Norwegian variation of the name Christian, which has its r…“View profile →♂LatinClemens-Ragnar„Clemens-Ragnar is a double name combining Clemens ("the gentle one") and Ragnar ("the c…“View profile →♂ScandinavianCnut„The term 'knot' is the central meaning of the name“View profile →♀NorwegianDagna„The name Dagna is derived from Dagny and means 'the new day'“View profile →♀ScandinavianDagny„Dagny is a female first name that means 'new day'“View profile →⚥ChineseDan„Dan is an English short form of the name Daniel (Dānīēl), which has a traditional Hebre…“View profile →♀DanishDianna„Dianna is a girl's name that is regarded as an English variation of Diana and may have …“View profile →♂DanishDidrik„The name Didrik, a form of Dietrich, has its roots in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden“View profile →♂DanishDitrich„Ditrich is a shortened variant of Dietrich, which descends from Theoderich and original…“View profile →♂DanishEbbe„The name Ebbe has its roots in Old High German language elements and translates to 'str…“View profile →♂NorwegianEdvard„The name Edvard means 'the guardian of wealth'“View profile →♀DanishEida„Eida, a female name, can be interpreted as 'the working one' or 'the virgin'“View profile →♀FinnishEila„The name Eila, a Finnish and Norwegian short form of Eilen, has its roots in the Norweg…“View profile →♂DanishEilert„Eilert is a Low German and Scandinavian variant of Eilhard, which in turn is derived fr…“View profile →♂DanishEilif„Eilif is a Nordic first name derived from the Old Norse term Æilífr“View profile →♀NorwegianEilin„Eilin is a female first name that derives from the Greek Helena and originally goes bac…“View profile →♂DanishEinar„Einar is a historical masculine first name of Nordic origin, rooted in Old Icelandic an…“View profile →♀NorseEira„Eira is a feminine first name from Wales that is associated with 'the snow' and has its…“View profile →♂NorseEirik„Eirik is a younger variant of the Old Norse name Eiríkr“View profile →♀Eirill„Eirill is a lovely girl's name with Old Norse roots“View profile →♂ScandinavianEivind„The name Eivind, a Norwegian form of the Old Norse names Øivind and Øyvind, literally m…“View profile →♂NorwegianEivinn„Eivinn is a masculine designation that is considered the Norwegian variant of the name …“View profile →