Steeped in saga and myth, Norse baby names evoke the rugged beauty of ancient Scandinavia. Whether choosing the bold resonance of Thor or the lyrical grace of Freya, these names capture timeless valor and poetic heritage. They recall epic battles, mythic deities, and the whisper of ancient runes. Each name offers a distinctive bridge between legendary pasts and contemporary strength, steeped in Viking lore.
Aesir refers to the principal group of gods in Norse mythology.
The name "Ark" is often associated with protection or a safe haven, deriving from the biblical story of Noah's Ark.
Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "divinely beautiful."
Father of peace
Baldur: Prince or Lord
Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "to live" or "dwell."
Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "to live" or "dwell."
Cason carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Cason carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
It reflects qualities of darkness and strength, as it is derived from 'coal town' or 'dark village'.
Often associated with qualities of strength and independence
Often associated with qualities of strength and independence
Of English origin, meaning "from the dark farm."
Of English origin, meaning "from the dark farm."
Derived from Old Norse words 'Koli' and 'býr' meaning "a village or town."
Durin is a name of Norse origin, meaning "sleepy" or "slumber."
The meaning of Ellaria is "joyful"
To plough
Eternal ruler
Sole ruler, eternal ruler
Eternal ruler
Sole ruler, eternal ruler, heather
The name Erick symbolizes power and leadership, originating from the Old Norse name Eric. It represents a natural leader with the ability to rule. The name has been popular since the Middle Ages and gained further recognition in England after the publication of "Eric, or Little by Little" by Frederic Farrar in 1858. Erick is versatile, with various spellings and pronunciations, making it popular across cultures. It's associated with rulers and leaders, celebrated for its boldness and resilience, ideal for dynamic individuals.
Sole ruler, eternal ruler
Sole ruler, eternal ruler
Sole ruler, eternal ruler, heather
Sole ruler, eternal ruler
Eternal ruler
Ruler of the home
Eternal ruler
Eternal ruler
Eternal ruler
Eyra is of Norse origin and means "merciful."
Fenrir is derived from Norse mythology, where it is the name of a monstrous wolf.
Fenris is derived from Norse mythology, where it refers to a monstrous wolf, Fenrir, who is a child of the god Loki.
Fraya is a name of Norse origin meaning "lady" or "noble woman."
Frey is derived from Old Norse and means "lord" or "exalted one."
Noble lady
Freyah is derived from the Old Norse name Freyja, meaning "lady" or "noble woman."
Goddess
Freyr is a Norse name meaning "lord" or "ruler."
Brave and bold warrior
Goth
Hela is a name of Norse origin, meaning "hidden" or "covering."
Hardy, bold
The meaning of Iversyn is "son of Ivor."
From colby
Associated with bold qualities.
Lagertha means "warrior."
Liv means 'life'.
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