Old Norse baby names
Baby names of Old Norse origin, with meanings and pronunciations.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler.
Old Norse
Ruler's counselor.
Old Norse
Warrior, soldier.
Old Norse
Lady; Norse goddess of love.
Old Norse
Life; protection.
Old Norse
Bear.
Old Norse
Heir; descendant.
Old Norse
Warrior, fighter.
Old Norse
Fury, inspiration.
Old Norse
Dweller by the stream.
Old Norse
The atmosphere and space above the earth.
Old Norse
Divine strength.
Old Norse
Beautiful, fair.
Old Norse
From Old Norse kirkja (church) and by (settlement).
Old Norse
Variant of Eric, derived from EĂrĂkr, meaning eternal ruler.
Old Norse
English place name used as first name, derived from dýrr, meaning deer.
Old Norse
Garden enclosed yard; protected sanctuary.
Old Norse
From Thor's stone; Thor being the Norse god of thunder.
Old Norse
Variant of Dustin, from Old Norse "ĂĂłrsteinn" (Thor's stone).
Old Norse
Powerful and mighty, or skilled in ruling.
Old Norse
Bow warrior or archer, from Ivarr (bow warrior).
Old Norse
Norse god of mischief and trickery.
Old Norse
Famous horse or horse pool combined with rose.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler; from Erik.
Old Norse
Army power; from Old Norse herr (army) and valdr (power).
Old Norse
Protection and enclosure.
Old Norse
Fiery sword or glacier.
Old Norse
Eternal ruler, feminine variant of Erik combining einn (always) and rĂkr (ruler).
Old Norse
Eternal ruler, combining einn (always) and rĂkr (ruler).
Old Norse
Thunder or Thor the thunder god.
Old Norse
Ruler's advisor; variant of Ronald.
Old Norse
Ever powerful; modern variant of Eric.
Old Norse
Warrior or archer.
Old Norse
From Hildr meaning battle.
Old Norse
Knot or a famous Norse king.
Old Norse
Variant of Eric, from Old Norse eirĂkr combining ei (eternal) and rĂkr (ruler or powerful).
Old Norse
Poetry and verse, from ancient Norse literary tradition.
Old Norse
Variant of Colby, meaning 'coal farm' or 'dark farm.'