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Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Æneas” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“pure, chaste”

• The written form “Agnes” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

One documented meaning: “defender of men” or “protector of men”

• The written form “Aleks” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“defender of men”

• The written form “Aleksander” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“defender of men”

• The written form “Aleksandra” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“he who wards off men”

• The written form “Alex” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“to defend” + “man”

• The written form “Alexander” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“to defend” + “man”

• The written form “Alexandra” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“elf”

• The written form “Alf” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“elf” + “battle, strife”

• The written form “Alfhild” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“elf” + “battle, strife”

• The written form “Alfild” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Alver” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“who/which is to be loved”

• The written form “Amanda” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“manly”

• The written form “Anders” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

Swedish origin

• The written form “Anderson” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“man, warrior”

• The written form “Andre” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

French origin

• The written form “Andre” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“man, warrior”

• The written form “André” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“manly”

• The written form “Andreas” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“farmhand, harvest worker”

• The written form “Anker” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

“grace, favour”

• The written form “Annie” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.

Latin origin

• The written form “Anton” is documented in Norwegian Bokmål.