Norwegian Names

Traditional and modern Norwegian baby names rooted in Old Norse and Scandinavian tradition. Norway has one of the richest naming traditions in Northern Europe, with names like Magnus, Astrid, Sigrid and Ingrid used for over a thousand years.

Showing 769–816 of 1,769 names

Hebrew and Germanic

God is gracious, famous spear

Scandinavian, Germanic

God is gracious, secret/lore

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious and ancestor/forefather

God is gracious

God is gracious

God is gracious

Hebrew, via Dutch/Scandinavian

God is gracious

Dutch diminutive of Johanna

God is gracious

Danish diminutive of Jan (John)

God is gracious

Scandinavian diminutive of Johanna

God is gracious

fight, battle

battle protector

fence, enclosure, yard

chieftain, noble, earl

nobleman, chieftain

noble heir

earth protector

hunter

Danish, from Hebrew (via Greek and Latin)

God is gracious

788.Jens-Christian

God is gracious; a Christian

Scandinavian, Germanic

God is gracious and eternal ruler

Scandinavian (compound of Jens and Ola)

God is gracious and ancestral heritage

God is gracious and awe-inspiring

792.Jens-Patrik

Scandinavian, Latin

God is gracious and nobleman

from the Jentoft farm

established by God

God establishes; Yahweh raises up

horse warrior

Dutch, Low German, Scandinavian diminutive of Joachim

God will establish

Germanic, Old Norse

farmer, earth-worker

799.Johan-Fredrik

Hebrew and Germanic

God is gracious and peaceful ruler

800.Johan-Petter

Hebrew and Greek

God is gracious and rock/stone

son of Johan/Johannes

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious; eternal ruler

Hebrew (for John), Old Norse (for Olof)

God is gracious; ancestor's relic

804.John-Anders

Hebrew and Greek

God is gracious, manly

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious, eagle

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious, father of peace

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious; eternal ruler

808.John-Gunnar

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious, and bold warrior

809.John-Henrik

Hebrew and Germanic

God is gracious, home ruler

Hebrew, Old Norse

God is gracious; Ing's protection

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious, combined with yew tree/bow warrior

Hebrew (John) and Old Norse (Ove)

God is gracious (John) and awe-inspiring/fear-inspiring (Ove)

Old Norse, Germanic

John's clearing/farm

Dutch/Scandinavian diminutive of Joachim or Jacob

God is gracious

God is gracious

Hebrew and Old Norse

God is gracious; eternal ruler

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