Nordic Names

Names used across the Nordic countries — Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. A broad collection of modern and traditional names from the Nordics.

Showing 7,681–7,728 of 9,914 names

Germanic, English

ruler's counsel, or a form of Ronald/Ronnie

Hebrew, Germanic

God's counsel, or a combination of Ron and Ella

seal, oath, or champion

Hebrew, Germanic, Irish

Joyful song; my joy; strong counsel; ruler's advisor

Old Norse, Old English

ruler's counselor, or a form of Ronald

American, Scottish

song, joy, or a form of Rhona

divine counsel, friend of the gods

Old Norse, Norwegian

god's counsel, or possibly 'strong counsel'

ruler's counselor

Counsel, ruler's advisor, or joyful song

Hebrew, Old Norse, Old English

true image, victory, or counsel

Hebrew, Old Norse, Germanic

song, joy, or ruler's counsel

7693.Ronnie-James

Old Norse and Hebrew

Ruler's counsel and supplanter

7694.Ronnie-Jay

Germanic and Latin/English

Ruler's counsel; a jaybird

7695.Ronnie-John

Germanic and Hebrew

Ruler's counsel; God is gracious

7696.Ronnie-Lee

English (compound of Ronald and Lee)

wise ruler and meadow

7697.Ronnie-Rae

Scottish, Hebrew

wise counsel and grace

7698.Ronnie-Ray

Germanic and French

Ruler's counsel, and kingly

wise ruler

Old Norse, Hebrew, Scottish

advisor, ruler's counselor

Hebrew, Old Norse, Persian

My joy; song of the Lord; ruler's counselor

Hebrew, Russian, Swedish

singing, joyful song, or a form of Ronia

little rook (bird)

famous wolf

Finnish diminutive of Robert

fame, bright, glorious

Dutch, from Latin

rose

7707.Roos-Marie

Dutch and Latin

Rose of the sea; bitter rose

Finnish, from Latin

rose

Latin, Old Norse

dew, dawn, glory

Famous ruler

Scandinavian, Germanic

Rose and strength/bright

rose

Latin, Germanic

Rose and lily

rose

horse-warrior

rose mountain

deer forest

Old Norse via Old English

deer forest

7719.Rose-Britt

English, Germanic

Rose of Britain

Latin and Scandinavian

Rose flower and 'May' or 'great'

Dutch, Germanic

Little rose

Germanic, Latin

Rose and lily

Germanic (through Old Galician-Portuguese)

famous path

horse

rose-army

7726.Rósinkrans

Old Norse, Low German

rose wreath, rosary

Germanic (Swiss German diminutive)

little rose

horseman, cavalryman

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