Scandinavian Names
♀LatinKlara„The name Klara means "the Bright", "the Famous", and "the Shining"“View profile →♂SwedishOskar„Oskar means "the spear of the gods" or "the spear of God." This name has its roots in t…“View profile →♀LatinGreta„Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic…“View profile →♂ScandinavianErik„The name Erik means 'the sole ruler' and 'the eternal ruler'“View profile →♂FinnishNiklas„Niklas is the Swedish and Finnish form as well as the German short form of Nikolaus, wh…“View profile →♂NorwegianVinnan„Vinnan is a boy's name with Norwegian roots“View profile →♂HebrewAaron-Arvid„The combination Aaron-Arvid stands for 'the enlightened one' and unites Nordic elements…“View profile →♀DanishAbelone„The name Abelone is the Scandinavian form of Apollonia, which is associated with the Gr…“View profile →♂ScandinavianAdolphus„The name Adolphus represents a Latinized variant of Adolf and means 'the noble wolf'“View profile →♀ScandinavianAenne„The name Aenne is a Nordic variation of Anne and Anna, both considered short forms of t…“View profile →♀ScandinavianAgda„The name Agda is a Danish and Swedish diminutive of Agatha“View profile →♀LatinAgnetha„The name Agnetha is a Scandinavian derivation of the name Agnes, which can be traced ba…“View profile →♀DanishAlberte„The name Alberte can be translated with terms like 'the noble', 'the distinguished', 't…“View profile →♂Alfsigr„The name Alfsigr has its roots in Old Norse and consists of the terms 'alfr', which mea…“View profile →♀EnglishAlicha„Alicha, a rare girl's name, originates from Old High German“View profile →♀LatinAlmina„The girl's name Almina is of Bosnian origin and is derived from Almin, which traces bac…“View profile →♀LatinAlmine„The first name Almine is a variation of the name Almina and carries the meaning 'the Tr…“View profile →♂EstonianAlvar„Alvar is a masculine name that originates from Swedish and became popular in the 1980s“View profile →♀NorseAmma„Amma is an Indian name for girls and literally means 'the mother'“View profile →♀ScandinavianAmund„Amund, a male first name, derives from the Scandinavian short form Agmundr“View profile →♀NorseAnbritt„The first name Anbritt has biblical roots and is of female gender“View profile →♂ScandinavianAnders„Anders represents a Scandinavian variant of the biblical name Andreas and means "the br…“View profile →♂GreekAndro„The first name Andro is a short form of Andreas and Andrew and originates from Georgia …“View profile →♀BasqueAne„Ane is a name with Spanish roots and represents a Basque variation of Anna, which deriv…“View profile →♀FinnishAnea„The first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav…“View profile →♀FrenchAnette„Anette is a less commonly used variant of Annette and is regarded as a French diminutiv…“View profile →♂DanishAnker„The name Anker likely has its origins in Old High German, although the exact origin is …“View profile →♀EnglishAnn-Cristin„Ann-Cristin combines the Hebrew meaning of Ann, 'the favored one' (an alternative spell…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnalotta„Annalotta is a girl's name composed of Anna and Lotta“View profile →♀ScandinavianAnnastina„There is currently no information available regarding the meaning of the name Annastina“View profile →♀CelticAnnbritt„Annbritt combines the meanings of Anna and Britt“View profile →♀HebrewAnnegret„The first name Annegret is a well-known German compound form consisting of the names An…“View profile →♀DanishAnnica„Annica, as a variant of Annika, is regarded as a diminutive of the name Anna“View profile →♀EstonianAnnika„The name Annika is primarily regarded as a feminine diminutive of Anna, which in turn h…“View profile →♀SwedishAnnike„The first name Annike is a Dutch, Low German, and Swedish diminutive of Anna and is als…“View profile →♀EstonianAnniki„Anniki is used as a diminutive of Anna and as a variant of Annika in Scandinavian and F…“View profile →♀LatinAnta„Anta is primarily a female name, regarded as a Sámi form of Antonia and also widespread…“View profile →♂EnglishArik„The name Arik is a short form used in Russian for several personal names, such as Alberik“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 →♂Arnvid„The name Arnvid is composed of Old High German and Old Norse elements“View profile →♂EstonianArved„Arved is a masculine first name that traces back to the old Nordic name Arnviðr“View profile →♂DanishArvid„Arvid is a masculine first name of Scandinavian origin, stemming from the Old Norse nam…“View profile →♂NorseArwed„Arwed is a Germanic form of the name Arved, which traces back to the Old Norse name Arn…“View profile →♂ScandinavianArwid„Arwid is a masculine first name that is a Germanized form of Arvid, which traces back t…“View profile →♀ScandinavianAsbirg„The Aesir, the gods, protect; 'birg' means secure“View profile →♂DanishAskil„Askil, a boys' name, is the Scandinavian form of Askjell and is derived from the Old No…“View profile →♀ScandinavianAslaug„The name Aslaug (Áslaug or Åslaug) can be roughly translated as 'the one dedicated to G…“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 →♀EnglishAvea„Avea represents an English form of Avia, which in turn is derived from Abijah (אֲבִיָה)“View profile →♂DanishAxel„The name Axel has Scandinavian roots and is a short form of the biblical Absalom (Hebre…“View profile →♀LatinBenedikte„Benedikte is a Scandinavian name for girls and represents the feminine variant of Benedikt“View profile →♀ScandinavianBera„As a Scandinavian first name, Bera is the feminine derivative of Bero or Björn“View profile →♂DanishBertel„The name Bertel is a short form derived from names like Berthold or Albert, which begin…“View profile →♂DanishBirger„The Scandinavian name Birger has its origins in the old Nordic names Birghir and Byrghir“View profile →♀CelticBirgid„Birgid represents a feminine form of the name Birger and means 'the Helper', 'the Prote…“View profile →♀CelticBirgitt„Birgitt is a common Nordic form of Birgitta in Germany, which has various etymological …“View profile →♀CelticBirte„The name Birte is considered the feminine form of the name Birger and carries meanings …“View profile →♀ScandinavianBirte-Meret„Birte-Meret is a double name combining Birte ("the helper") and Meret ("the pearl")“View profile →♀DanishBirte-Svenja„Birte-Svenja is a double name combining Birte ("the helper") and Svenja ("the eternally…“View profile →♀DanishBjarka„Bjarka is the feminine derivation of Bjarke or Bjarki“View profile →♂ScandinavianBjörn-Hendrik„Björn-Hendrik combines the meanings 'The Bear' and 'the Fighter'“View profile →♂ScandinavianBjörn-Pascal„The bear“View profile →♀ScandinavianBjörna„Björna is the feminine variant of the Old Norse name Björn and translates to 'the bear'“View profile →♂NorseBjörnstjerne„Björnstjerne stands for bear star“View profile →♂Bjørnar„Bjørnar is a traditional boy's name that has its roots in the Old Norse language“View profile →♂Blár„The name Blár has its roots in the Old Norse language and means something like blue, da…“View profile →♀ScandinavianBlia„The name Blia has its roots in the Old Norse term blíða, which means 'kindness' and 'ge…“View profile →♀SwedishBlomma„Blomma is a girl's name that literally means "the flower" in Swedish“View profile →♂DutchBoas„Boas is a variant of the biblical name Boaz (Hebrew בּוֹעַז)“View profile →♂DanishBoi„Boi is considered a Frisian short form of male first names that begin with 'Bod-', like…“View profile →♂DanishBoie„Boie is considered a Frisian short form of masculine first names that begin with 'Bod-'…“View profile →♂DanishBolle„The name Bolle has its roots in the Old High German word zwibollo, which means 'onion'“View profile →♂ScandinavianBörge„The name Börge is a Nordic variant of Birger and a Swedish form of the Danish name Børge“View profile →♀Botilda„The name Botilda has its roots in Old Norse and is made up of the elements 'bót', which…“View profile →♂ScandinavianBrar„The name Brar is a North Frisian variation of the Scandinavian Bror and carries the mea…“View profile →♂EnglishBrian-Joel„Currently, there is no information about the meaning“View profile →♂CelticBroak„Foolish; the foolish one“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 →♂ScandinavianBrynjolf„Brynjolf is a masculine first name that draws from Old Norse elements“View profile →♀LatinCamilla„The name Camilla is closely associated with the Latin term camillus, which means 'sacri…“View profile →♂EnglishCarlson„The name Carlson, a masculine first name, is an English variation of Karlsson, which in…“View profile →♀FrenchCharlotte-Elisabeth„Charlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth…“View profile →♂DanishChrister„Christer is a derived form of Christian and means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ'“View profile →♀LatinChrystyna„Chrystyna is considered a Scandinavian form of Christina“View profile →♂ScandinavianClaes„This male first name Claes means 'victory of the people'“View profile →♂ScandinavianCnut„The term 'knot' is the central meaning of the name“View profile →♀GreekDagmar-Kristina„Dagmar-Kristina is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Kristina ("t…“View profile →♀ScandinavianDagny„Dagny is a female first name that means 'new day'“View profile →♀ScandinavianDilja„Dilja is considered an Icelandic variant of Delia, which is an epithet of the Greek god…“View profile →♀DanishDitte„Ditte is a Danish pet form that refers to first names with the element 'Diet-'“View profile →♀NorseEdit„Edit is a German spelling and the Nordic as well as Hungarian variant of the English na…“View profile →♀FinnishEdla„The name Edla has its roots in Scandinavian tradition and is a short form derived from …“View profile →♂NorwegianEdvard„The name Edvard means 'the guardian of wealth'“View profile →♂SwedishEggert„Eggert represents a Low German and Swedish variant of the name Eckert, which is conside…“View profile →♀DanishEida„Eida, a female name, can be interpreted as 'the working one' or 'the virgin'“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 →♂DanishEinar„Einar is a historical masculine first name of Nordic origin, rooted in Old Icelandic an…“View profile →♂Eindride„The name Eindride has its roots in the Old Norse language“View profile →♂NorseEirik„Eirik is a younger variant of the Old Norse name Eiríkr“View profile →♂ScandinavianEivind„The name Eivind, a Norwegian form of the Old Norse names Øivind and Øyvind, literally m…“View profile →♂ScandinavianEldor„Eldor translates to 'the fiery thunder god' or 'the fire of Thor'“View profile →♀ScandinavianElea-Esther„Elea-Esther is a double name combining Elea ("the different one") and Esther ("the star")“View profile →♀ScandinavianElgard„Elgard, a German female first name, has two possible origins from the Old High German l…“View profile →♀EnglishElida„Elida is a form of Ellida, which is regarded as the feminine variant of the Old Norse n…“View profile →♀DanishElin„The meaning of the name Elin is not definitively established, but there are several lik…“View profile →♀DanishEline„Eline is a variant of the ancient Greek name Helene and could have multiple meanings“View profile →♀NorwegianEllisif„The name Ellisif has a profound meaning“View profile →♂ScandinavianEllmar„Ellmar, as a Scandinavian variant of Elmar, has its roots in the old German name Adalmar“View profile →♂ScandinavianElmar„Elmar, a male first name, is derived from Adalmar and means 'the noble famous' or 'the …“View profile →♀DanishElna„Elna is a short form of Elina and originates from the Scandinavian variant Helena, whic…“View profile →♀SwedishEmelie„The name Emelie, used for girls, means 'the brave', 'the capable', or 'the energetic'“View profile →♂ScandinavianEmil-Josef„Emil-Josef is a double name combining Emil ("the eager one") and Josef ("God may add")“View profile →♀ScandinavianEngla„The name Engla, which originates from Scandinavian, is a variant of the old German name…“View profile →♀DutchEnny„Enny, a feminine first name, has its roots in the Scandinavian form of Enna“View profile →♂DanishErasmus„Erasmus is a male first name derived from ancient Greek, meaning 'the lovable'“View profile →♀NorseErda„Erda means in a figurative sense 'the Primordial Mother Earth'“View profile →