Danish Boy Names
Danish and Norwegian form of Swedish Åke,
meaning "ancestor."
Danish form of
Hamlet,
meaning
little little village
Danish name derived from Old Norse Ásgeirr,
meaning
god-spear
Danish form of
Benedict,
meaning
blessed
Variant of Danish
Bendt, meaning
blessed
Danish form of
German Bruno, meaning
brown
Danish and Swedish form of
Christian,
meaning "follower of Christ."
"Day-Finn." Danish and Norwegian name composed
of the Old Norse
elements dagr "day" and Finnr
"from Finland."
Danish form of Swedish
Elof, meaning
ever-heir
Medieval Danish nickname transferred to forename use, meaning
from
Flanders
Danish form of English
Frederick,
meaning
peaceful ruler
Danish and Norwegian name derived from Old Norse fróðr, meaning
"wise."
Danish and Dutch form of English
Giles, meaning
kid, young goat
Danish and Norwegian form of English
Gregory, meaning
"watchful; vigilant."
Danish form of Old Norse
Hákon,
meaning
high son
Danish form of Scandinavian
Helge, meaning
prosperous, successful
Danish pet form of
Jakob,
meaning
supplanter
Danish form of Scandinavian
Ivor, meaning
bowman
Danish pet form of
Jan, meaning
God is
gracious
Danish form of
John, meaning
God is
gracious
Danish form of Swedish
Erik,
meaning
ever-ruler
Danish form of English
Jasper,
meaning
treasure bearer
Danish form of Joachim,
meaning
established by God
Danish form of
George, meaning
earth-worker, farmer
Danish form of
George,
meaning
earth-worker, farmer
Nickname for Danish Jørgen, meaning
earth-worker, farmer
Swedish variant of Scandinavian
Kaja,
meaning "pure."
Danish form of Swedish
Kettil, meaning
cauldron,
kettle
Danish form of Swedish
Kettil, meaning
cauldron, kettle
Danish,
German, Polish and Swedish form of Latin
Clemens,
meaning "gentle and merciful."
Danish form of Old Norse
Knutr, meaning
knot
Variant of Danish
Kristen,
meaning
follower of Christ
German form of
Christine,
meaning "follower of Christ."
Danish, Scandinavian and Swedish form of
Christian,
meaning "follower of Christ."
Variant of Danish
Lauritz, meaning
of Laurentum
Danish form of
Roman Laurentius,
meaning
of Laurentum
Danish form of
Matthew, meaning
gift of
God
Danish form of
Roman Magnus, meaning
great
Danish and Norwegian form of
Martin,
meaning "of/like Mars."
Dutch form of
Roman Cornelius,
meaning
horn
Danish and Norwegian form of
Peter, meaning "rock;
stone."
Danish form of
Paul, meaning
small
Danish form of Scandinavian Pridbjørn, meaning
foremost bear
Danish form of
English
Rayner, meaning
wise
warrior
Danish form of Swedish
Sten, meaning
stone
Danish form of Swedish
Sven, meaning
boy
Danish form of Old Norse
Thor, meaning
thunder
Danish name derived from the Old Norse word úlfr, meaning
wolf
Danish, French and Swedish form of Latin
Valentinus,
meaning "healthy, strong."
Danish form of English
Wilfred,
meaning
desires peace