Norse names
Aarni
Variation of Arne, Finnish, Norse
eagle; treasure
Aegir
Norse
ocean
Ailsa
Scottish from Norse
elf victory
Aivar
Estonian variation of Ivar, Norse
yew wood, archer
Alda
Feminine variation of Aldo, German, or Old Norse
old or wave
Algot
Swedish from Old Norse
elf + Geat tribe member
Alvary
Norse, Swedish, English
elf warrior
Arnar
Icelandic from Norse
eagle warrior
Asketill
Norse
helmet of god
Asmund
Manx, Scandinavian, Norse
God is the protector; divine protection
Atla
Norse
little mother
Atli
Old Norse variation of Attila
little father
Audhild
Old Norse
wealth; battle
Auðr
Old Norse
prosperity
Auður
Icelandic variation of Auðr, Old Norse
prosperity
Baui
Icelandic, Norse
money, ring
Bergur
Icelandic, Faroese, Old Norse
help, protection; mountain
Birnir
Icelandic, Norse
bear
Bjarni
Variation of Bjǫrn, Old Norse
bear
Bo
Norse nickname
to live
Bodil
Norse
battle remedy
Bogi
Old Norse
bow
Börje
Old Norse
helping; from the fortified hill or castle
Brá
Faroese, Old Norse
eyelash
Brage
Norwegian from Old Norse
poetry
Brandur
Faroese, Icelandic, from Old Norse, "fire, torch, sword"
fire, torch, sword
Breki
Icelandic from Norse
breaker
Brekke
Old Norse
hill, steep slope
Brimi
Icelandic, Norse
surf, surge
Brimir
Icelandic, Norse
surf, surge; sword
Briscoe
English, Norse
wood of birches
Broderick
Norse
brother
Bror
Old Norse
brother
Brosi
Faroese, Old Norse
smile
Brunhild
Norse
armed for battle
Brunhilda
Norse
armed for battle
Brunhilde
German from Norse
armed for battle
Brunilda
Albanian, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese form of Brunhild, German, Norse
armed for battle
Brynjar
Old Norse
warrior armor
Byggvir
Old Norse
barley
Dagmar
Norse
Day maiden
Dagr
Norse
daylight
Dagur
Norse mythological name
day
Dain
Variation of Dane, Dean, or Dáinn, literary, Norse
from Denmark; valley; died
Darby
Irish, English, Norse
free from envy; from the deer estate
Derby
Word name English from Norse
park with deer
Digby
English, Norse
town by the ditch
Døgg
Faroese from Old Norse
dew
Drífa
Old Norse
snowfall
Drós
Faroese, Old Norse
woman
Dustin
Norse
brave warrior, or Thor's stone
Edda
Norse
poetry
Eerika
Finnish, from Norse
eternal ruler
Egor
Variation of Igor, Old Norse via Russian
warrior
Einar
Old Norse
bold warrior
Eir
Norse
peacefulness, mercy
Eiro
Finnish variation of Eirik, Old Norse
eternal ruler
Eisa
Norse Mythology, "glowing embers"
glowing embers
Eldey
Icelandic, Norse
fire island
Elm
English, German, Norse, Danish tree name
red, brown
Elska
Norse
love
Embla
Norse
elm
Eric
Old Norse
eternal ruler
Erica
Norse feminization of Eric or Italian word name
eternal ruler; heather
Erick
Spelling variation of Eric, Old Norse
eternal ruler
Ericson
Old Norse
son of the eternal ruler
Erik
Spelling variation of Eric, Old Norse
eternal ruler
Erika
English and Scandinavian variation of Erica, Norse feminization of Eric or Italian word name
eternal ruler; heather
Erle
Feminine form of Jarl, Norwegian, Norse
chieftain, nobleman
Erlin
Norse
noble descendent
Ernir
Masculine form of Erna, Germanic, Norse
earnest; brisk, vigorous, healthy
Esko
Finnish variation of Asketill, Norse
helmet of God
Evara
Variation of Eva, Evaristo, or Ivara, Hebrew, Latin, Norse
life; well-pleasing; yew wood, archer, warrior
Eydis
Old Norse
island goddess
Eydís
Old Norse
island goddess
Eyre
Literary name and Old Norse
gravel bank river
Fenrir
Norse
fen-dweller
Fenris
Norse
fen-dweller
Fenrys
Variation of Fenris, Norse
marsh wolf
Fífa
Icelandic, Old Norse
cotton grass
Finna
Old Norse
Sámi, Finn, wanderer
Finnr
Norse
wanderer
Finnur
Norse
wanderer
Fípa
Faroese, Old Norse
cotton grass
Floki
Old Norse
tuft of hair; outspoken man
Flóki
Old Norse
tuft of hair; outspoken man
Frej
Danish and Swedish variation of Freyr, Old Norse
lord
Freya
Norse
a noble woman
Freydis
Norse, Icelandic
goddess Freya, lady + priestess
Freyja
Old Norse variation of Freya
a noble woman
Freyr
Old Norse
lord
Frigg
Norse
beloved
Frigga
Norse
beloved
Fritha
Manx, Norse
fair, beautiful
Frode
Norse
wise
Frodi
Norse
wise, learned
Frosti
Old Norse
frost
Frostlilja
Swedish, Old Norse
frost lily
Galt
Norse
high ground
Gandalf
Norse
wand elf
Garth
Norse
groundskeeper, enclosure
Gerda
Scandinavian, Norse, German, Dutch
enclosure, stronghold; brave, hardy spear
Gleb
Russian, from Old Norse
God + inheritance, legacy
Glóð
Old Norse
ember, glow
Glóði
Old Norse
ember, glow
Glódís
Icelandic, Norse
shining, glittering goddess; shining wise woman
Gösta
Old Norse
support, leader
Grim
English from Old Norse or Dutch and German surname
masked person; stern, severe
Guðmundr
Old Norse
protection of God; good protection
Gudmundur
Icelandic from Norse
protection of God
Guðmundur
Icelandic variation of Guðmundr, Old Norse
protection of God; good protection
Guðrún
Old Norse
god's rune; secret battle
Gunhilda
Norse
battle maid
Gunhilde
Norse
battle maid
Gunilda
Norse
battle maid
Gunnora
Old Norse
battle protection
Haakon
Norse
chosen son
Haldor
Norse
Thor's stone
Halle
Modern invented name or diminutive of Harald, English or Norse
Thor's stone
Harpa
Norse
harp
Haskell
English from Norse, Hebrew
God's helmet; God strengthens
Heiðar
Icelandic, Norse
bright warrior; honor
Hekla
Icelandic from Norse
cloak
Helgi
Norse
holy
Hugin
Old Norse
mind, spirit, thought
Idona
Variation of Idony, Norse
love again, renewal
Idonia
Norse
love again, renewal
Idonie
Norse
love again, renewal
Idony
English, Norse
love again, renewal
Idun
Swedish, Norse
ever young
Iduna
Variation of Iðunn, Norse
ever young, rejuvenating
Idunn
Norwegian variation of Iðunn, Old Norse
ever young, love again
Iðunn
Old Norse
ever young, rejuvenating
Igor
Old Norse via Russian
warrior
Inga
Norse
guarded by Ing
Ingegerd
Old Norse
enclosure, protection
Ingibjorg
Icelandic from Norse
the help of Ing
Ingibjörg
Icelandic from Norse
the help of Ing
Ingmar
Norse
son of Ing
Ingrid
Norse
fair; Ing is beautiful
Inka
Norse, diminutive of Ingrid or Inga
guarded by Ing or Ing is beautiful
Ivar
Norse
yew wood, archer, warrior
Iverson
Old Norse
Ivar's son
Jalmari
Finnish form of Old Norse Hjalmar
helmet protector
Jhersi
Spelling variation of Jersey, place name, Old Norse
Geirr's island
Kara
Spelling variation of Cara or Norse mythology name
wild stormy one
Kári
Variation of Kárr, Old Norse
curly hair
Kárr
Old Norse
curly hair
Kelda
Norse
spring, fountain
Keldan
Norse
spring, well
Kesteven
English, Celtic, Norse
meeting place in the wood
Kirk
Norse
church
Knut
Old Norse; Norwegian; Swedish; Danish
knot
Knute
Norse
knot
Kol
Norse and Slavic
dark or black-haired one
Kolbrún
Old Norse
black eyebrows
Kona
Hawaiian or Norse
leeward or woman, wife
Latham
English, Norse
the barn
Laufey
Icelandic, Norse
leafy island, island with foliage; the leafy one
Leifr
Old Norse
heir, descendant
Leifur
Icelandic, Old Norse
heir, descendant
Lindis
Scandinavian, Norse
linen woman; lime-tree goddess; soft, tender, flexible
Líndís
Icelandic, Norse
flax, linen goddess; linen woman
Linnéa
Norse
lime tree, lime blossom
Liv
Diminutive of Olivia, English, Norse
olive tree; life, protection
Loki
Norse mythological name
lock
Mani
Old Norse
moon
Mette
Norse, variation of Margaret
pearl
Mjöll
Icelandic form of Mjǫll, Old Norse
fresh, powdery snow
Móeiður
Icelandic from Old Norse
bright courage
Myrkjartan
Norse
sea warrior
Nore
Variation of Nori, Norse
north, small person
Nute
Variation of Knute, Norse
knot
Oddny
Norwegian, from Old Norse
new point of a sword
Oddný
Icelandic, from Old Norse
new point of a sword
Odin
Variation of Óðinn, Old Norse
god of frenzy; poetic fury
Odinn
Old Norse, Icelandic variation of Odin
inspriation; rage
Olaf
Norse
ancestor's relic
Olga
Slavic variation of Helga, Norse
holy
Oline
Norwegian feminine form of Ole or Olaf, Scandinavian, Norse
ancestor's legacy, ancestor's relic
Olle
Swedish diminutive of Olaf, Norse
ancestor's relic
Orme
English surname from Norse
serpent
Orvar
Norse
arrow
Oslo
Norwegian place name, Old Norse
meadow at the foot of a hill
Ottar
Norwegian, Old Norse
feared warrior
Pippi
Norse variation of Philippa
lover of horses
Poppa
Norse and French flower name
poppy
Quinby
Norse
queen's settlement
Ragnar
Norse
powerful army; wise warrior; counsel from the army
Ragne
Variation of Ragna, Norwegian, Estonian, Norse
reign
Ragnvald
Scandinavian, Norse
wise ruler; powerful ruler
Rauno
Finnish, Estonian variation of Ragnar, Norse
warrior; judgment
Raynor
Norse
mighty army
Riven
English from Norse
to split
Ron
Short form of Ronald, Norse
ruler's counselor
Ronald
Scottish, Norse
ruler's counselor
Ronaldino
Diminutive form of Ronaldo, Portuguese, Old Norse
ruler's counselor
Roscoe
English, Norse
deer forest
Rǫskva
Old Norse
vigorous, brave
Sael
Old Norse, Icelandic
happiness, prosperity
Saxi
Old Norse
Saxon or dagger
Saxo
Old Norse
Saxon or dagger
Sia
Old Norse
Victory
Sieglinde
Norse
gentle victory
Sif
Norse
bride
Sigga
Scandinavian, Nordic, Norse
victory
Sigrid
Norse
fair victory
Sigrun
Norse
victory rune
Sigurd
Norse
guardian of victory
Sigurdur
Icelandic from Norse
guardian of victory
Sigurður
Icelandic from Norse
guardian of victory
Sigyn
Old Norse
[female] friend of victory
Sindre
Norwegian, Old Norse
sparkling; someone who sprays sparks
Sindri
Old Norse
sparkling; someone who sprays sparks
Siri
Norse, diminutive of Sigrid
fair victory
Siru
Finnish word name, or Finnish form of Sigrid, Norse
fragment; fair victory
Siv
Norse
bride
Sixten
Norse
stone of victory
Skadi
Old Norse
shadow, harm
Skarde
Danish from Old Norse
notch, hack
Skathi
Norse
harm, damage
Skeat
English from Norse
swift
Skírnir
Icelandic, Norse
shining one
Snær
Old Norse
snow
Snorri
Norse
attack, onslaught
Solveig
Norse
the strong house; the way of the sun
Solveiga
Latvian, Lithuanian, from Old Norse
way of the sun; house of strength
Solvej
Danish form of Solveig, Scandinavian, Norse
the strong house; way of the sun
Sorley
Irish from Old Norse
a summer sailor
Sproti
Faroese from Old Norse
sprout
Spurgeon
Norse
little branch
Steinunn
Variation of Steinunnr, Norse
waving stone
Steinunnr
Norse
waving stone
Stian
Norse
wanderer
Stígandr
Old Norse
wanderer, swift on his feet
Stiorra
Fiction, Norse
star
Sturla
Icelandic, Norwegian, Old Norse
to disturb
Sumarlina
Feminine variation of Sumarliði and Somerled, Icelandic, Old Norse
summer traveller; summer flax, linen; summer protection; summer woman; beautiful summer
Sunna
Icelandic, Norse, Germanic, Arabic
sun; lily; habit, custom
Sunnifa
Medieval Scandinavian, Old Norse, Old English
sun gift
Sverrir
Icelandic; Old Norse
wild
Sylvi
Latin, Norse
of the forest; sun strength
Syver
Norwegian, from Old Norse
guardian of victory
Tait
Norse
cheerful
Tale
Norwegian, German, Norse
noble; thunder; story
Tandri
Icelandic, Norse
fire; fight
Tate
English from Norse
cheerful
Thale
Norwegian, Frisian, German, Norse
noble; thunder
Tholf
Norse
thunder wolf, or twelve
Thor
Norse and Scandinavian
thunder
Thora
Norse
thunder goddess
Thordis
Scandinavian variation of Þórdís, Old Norse
thunder goddess
Thoren
Norse and Scandinavian
thunder
Thorfinn
Norse
Finn of Thor
Thorge
Germanic, Norse
Thor's spear; thunder spear
Thorin
Norse and Scandinavian
thunder or brave and daring
Thurber
Norse
Thor the warrior
Thurman
Norse
defended by Thor
Tinna
Norse, Icelandic
flint
Tora
Norse
thunder
Tordis
Norwegian variation of Þórdís, Old Norse
thunder goddess
Tore
Diminutive of Salvator, variation of Thor, Italian, Norse
savior; thunder
Torfinn
Norse
Finn of Thor
Torge
Variation of Thorge, Germanic, Norse
Thor's spear; thunder spear
Torgeir
Norwegian, Norse
Thor's spear
Torquhil
Norse
Thor's cauldron
Torquil
Scottish from Norse
Thor's cauldron
Torsten
Swedish from Old Norse
Thor's stone
Torvald
Norse
Thor's ruler
Torvi
Swedish feminization of Thor, Norse
thunder
Trig
English form of Trygve, Norse
trustworthy
Tryggvi
Old Norse and Icelandic form of Trygve
trustworthy
Tua
Swedish, Danish, Old Norse, Latin, Indonesian
beautiful, beloved; perpetual; Thor, thunder; yours; old, ripe
Tue
Danish form of Tófi, Old Norse, Vietnamese
Thor is firm; Thor's peace; bright, intelligent
Ture
Swedish variation of Tore, Norse
thunder
Turid
Norwegian from Old Norse
Thor is beautiful
Tycho
Greek, Dutch, Old Norse
hitting the mark; chance, luck; thunder
Tyge
Danish, Old Norse, Greek
thunder; luck, fortune, chance
Tygo
Dutch form of Tycho, Greek, Dutch, Old Norse
hitting the mark; thunder
Ub
Diminutive of Ubbe, Swedish, Danish, Norse
wolf; unfriendly; city dwelller
Ubba
Old Norse
wolf or unfriendly
Ubbe
Swedish, Danish, Old Norse
wolf; unfriendly
Ull
Norse
glory
Una
Latin, Irish, or Old Norse
one; lamb; happy
Urd
Old Norse
fate
Urð
Faroese from Old Norse
fate
Urðr
Old Norse
fate
Uwe
German, from Old Norse
edge; fear
Vaela
Norse
wail, lament
Valfreya
War name of goddess Freyja, Old Norse
Freya of the slain
Valhala
Variation of Valhalla, English from Norse
the slain hall
Valhalla
English from Norse
the slain hall
Valkyrie
Old Norse
chooser of the slain
Valkyrja
Old Norse
chooser of the slain
Vandilo
Romani from Old Norse
sword
Vegard
Norwegian, Norse
holy yard, holy enclosure
Vidar
Old Norse
quiet god
Vide
Swedish from Norse
willow
Von
Norse
hope
Weymont
English, Norse
protection in war