"
Noble protection." Icelandic and Scandinavian name
derived from the Old Norse elements ađal "noble" and björg
"protection."
Icelandic form of
Hamlet,
meaning
little little village
Icelandic/Scandinavian name derived from the Old Norse
elements áss "god" and dis "goddess."
German and Icelandic form of Old Norse
Baldr, meaning
"prince."
Icelandic name meaning
armor
Icelandic form of English
Frederick, meaning
peaceful ruler
Feminine form of Icelandic
Frithrik,
meaning
peaceful ruler
Icelandic and Scandinavian form of Old Norse
Hákon,
meaning "high son."
"Rock-bear." Icelandic and Norwegian name composed
of the Old Norse elements hallr "rock" and björn
"bear."
Icelandic form of English
Harold,
meaning
army ruler
Icelandic name derived from the Old Norse element hildr, meaning
battle
Icelandic name meaning
deer
"Sword goddess." Icelandic and Scandinavian name composed of the
Old Norse elements hjörr "sword" and dis
"goddess."
Icelandic name of Old Norse origin, meaning
raven
Feminine form
of Latin
Johannes,
meaning
God is gracious
Variant of Latin
Iohannes, meaning
God is gracious
Basque and Scandinavian form of English
John,
meaning "God is gracious."
Feminine form of Icelandic
Jón,
meaning
God is gracious
Greek form of
Jonah,
meaning "dove."
Swedish form of
Jonathan,
meaning
"God has given."
Estonian and Slovene form of
Christian,
meaning "follower of Christ."
Feminine form of Icelandic
Kristján,
meaning
follower of Christ
Russian nickname for
Larissa, probably
meaning "fortified town."
Icelandic form of English
Laurence,
meaning
of Laurentum
Icelandic form of
English
Lily, meaning
Lily
Icelandic form of
Margaret, meaning
pearl
Polish and Scandinavian form of Irish
Oscar, meaning
"deer-lover."
Feminine form of Icelandic
Páll,
meaning
small
Icelandic form of
Paul,
meaning
small
Icelandic form of
Peter, meaning
rock;
stone
Icelandic form of Old Norse
Ragnhildr, meaning
battle counsel
Nickname for Icelandic
Svanhildur, meaning
swan battle
Norse myth name of the god of thunder, meaning
thunder
Icelandic form of Scandinavian
Trygve,
meaning
trustworthy
Icelandic form of Germanic
Wolfgang,
meaning
wolf path
Icelandic form of Germanic
Wolfram,
meaning
wolf-raven
Icelandic name meaning
wave
Icelandic form of Visigothic
Vermundo, a name of uncertain etymology, but probably composed of the elements ver/wer
man and mund
protector, thus
protector of man
Icelandic form of Anglo-Saxon
Wigheard,
meaning
war brave
Icelandic form of
English
William,
meaning
will-helmet