Akkadian origin
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337 names documented as given names in Norwegian Bokmål by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated. Page 1 of 3.
Countries where Norwegian Bokmål is commonly used: Norway
Akkadian origin
“earth, man, soil, light brown”
Meaning not established in our sources
“purity, chastity”
Meaning not established in our sources
“defender of men”
“defender of men”
“to defend or to protect”
“to defend” + “man”
“to defend” + “man”
“elf”
“elf” + “battle, strife”
“elf” + “battle, strife”
Meaning not established in our sources
“who/which is to be loved”
Meaning not established in our sources
Swedish origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Ancient Greek origin
“man”
“farmhand, harvest worker”
“grace, favour”
German origin
Meaning not established in our sources
“lion of God”
Old Norse origin
“eagle” + “tree, wood”
“god”
Meaning not established in our sources
Old Norse origin
“bird” + “to chatter”
Ancient Greek origin
Ancient Greek origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Old High German origin
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Ancient Greek origin
Meaning not established in our sources
“treasurer”
“Christian; follower of Christ”
“Christian; follower of Christ”
Hebrew origin
“God is my judge”
“beloved”
“follower of (the wine god) Dionysus”
Old English origin
“guard of (the) riches, guard of wealth”
“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
“wealthy friend”
Old Norse origin
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“my God is an oath”
Ancient Greek origin
Old Norse origin
Latin origin
Latin origin
Latin origin
“ever ruler”
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Biblical Hebrew origin
“to live”
Old Norse origin
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
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Meaning not established in our sources
“first, in front” + “name”
Latin origin
Old Norse origin
Old Norse origin
“God is my strong man”
“farmer”
Old Norse origin
“god”
“spear” + “battle”
Meaning not established in our sources
“god” + “beautiful”
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
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“god” + “beautiful”
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“god” + “secret knowledge, rune”
Meaning not established in our sources
Old Norse origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
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“High Son”
Old Norse origin
“grace, gracious, graced with child”
“grace, gracious, graced with child”
German origin
Meaning not established in our sources
Latin origin
“Yahweh is gracious”
“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”
“male given name” + “feminine name-forming suffix”