Bjorn is a Scandinavian boy's name that means 'bear' in Swedish and Old Norse. It has been used since the Middle Ages or the Viking era, possibly even during the Viking Age. The name was popularized in the 20th century and has since become a symbol of strength and courage. It has variations in different languages, including Björn, Beorn, and Bjôrn, and is often associated with historical figures like Bjorn Ironside, a legendary Viking chieftain. The name's cultural significance extends beyond Scandinavia, reflecting the global fascination with Viking culture and its timeless appeal.
