Nordic baby names
Nordic baby names to inspire your shortlist.
Scandinavian
Grace, favor
Scandinavian
Stern, severe
Norwegian
Scandinavian form of Karen, ultimately from Katherine, meaning pure.
Scandinavian
Scandinavian and German form of Sonya, a Russian diminutive of Sophia meaning wisdom.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse meaning health, legacy, or ancestor in Scandinavian cultures.
Scandinavian/Greek
Scandinavian form of Carine from Greek katharos, meaning pure or unsullied.
Hebrew (Germanic form of John)
God's grace.
Scandinavian/Norse
Related to Tyr the god of war.
Germanic and Scandinavian
Ancestor, one of ancient heritage.
Greek via Scandinavian
Follower of Christ, Christian.
Scandinavian
Laureate, crowned with laurel; from the Latin Laurentius.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse meaning all-wise.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse meaning to hide or secret.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse meaning staff of the Goths.
Scandinavian
Short form of Ingrid, from Old Norse meaning Ing's daughter.
Scandinavian
Bearer of Christ, from Christopher.
Scandinavian
Neil's son or champion.
Scandinavian
Strong and noble woman; variant of Brit.
Old Norse
From Thor's stone; Thor being the Norse god of thunder.
Scandinavian
Eagle tree, from Germanic roots meaning eagle and tree.
Germanic/Scandinavian
Famous wolf, from Germanic roots meaning fame and wolf.
Scandinavian
Will or determination in Nordic tradition.
Scandinavian
Victory of the people, from Nicholas.
Scandinavian
Victory or sign, related to Sigrid.
Norse
Beautiful victory.
Nordic
Eagle.
Scandinavian
Scandinavian variant of Kirsten, from Christine, meaning 'anointed one.'
Scandinavian/Old Norse
From Old Norse Ăleifr, meaning 'ancestor's relic' or 'relic of ancestors.'
Greek/German
German variant of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people.'
Norse
From Scandinavian form of Oscar, meaning divine spear.
Norse
Possibly from Old Norse meaning northern settlement.
Germanic
Germanic origin meaning holy.
Norse
Norse origin meaning thunder, feminine form of Thor.
Scandinavian
Young man or young warrior in Old Norse tradition.
Irish Gaelic
Little dark one; from Irish CiarĂĄn.
Scandinavian
Follows Christ; Scandinavian variant of Christian.
Irish/Scandinavian
Irish name meaning from Denmark.
Scandinavian
Maiden famous in battle or day maid.
Scandinavian/Hebrew
From Absalom meaning 'father of peace,' through the Scandinavian form of the biblical name.
Irish Gaelic
Meaning champion or cloud.
Welsh
Welsh name meaning white or blessed.
Irish Gaelic
Meaning beautiful or radiant beauty.
Scandinavian/Norse
New day or daylight, from Old Norse dagr meaning day.
Scandinavian
Variant of Nicholas, meaning victory of the people.
Scandinavian
Derived from Ingrid, meaning daughter of Ing.
Norse
Lone warrior or solitary fighter.
Old Norse
Bow warrior or archer, from Ivarr (bow warrior).
Scandinavian/Norse
Of Thor, thunder god; from Thor plus -in suffix.
Scandinavian or Germanic
Related to hall or rock, from Old Norse.
Norse and Scandinavian
Of Thor or relating to thunder, connected to the Norse god.
Scandinavian
Descendant of a nobleman or earl.
Old Norse
Protection and enclosure.
Scandinavian
Form of Brigid; means strength and power.
Scandinavian
Possibly a variant of Ivan, meaning God is gracious.
Scandinavian
From Old Norse, possibly related to blending or brightness.
Irish/Scandinavian
Variant of Finn, meaning fair or white.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler, feminine variant of Erik combining einn (always) and rĂkr (ruler).
Old Norse
Eternal ruler, combining einn (always) and rĂkr (ruler).
Scandinavian
Norse origin, meaning noblewoman or princess.
Scandinavian
Variant of Kirsten, meaning follower of Christ.