The ultimate A-Z list of Norwegian boy names complete with name meanings and origins for all Norwegian baby boy names.

Common male norwegian names. Also one of the first settlers of Greenland 1 2 Kjallakr - The name is found 8 times in the Landnámabók 3 Kjeld - A common name 2 Knud - A common name 2 Kolbjorn - A common name 2. Hardy and has a lot of potential. In 2009 the most common Norwegian names were Mathias and Sara.

Danish and Norwegian form of Old Norse Þorsteinn meaning Thor s stone TOLLAK. Bjørn and Per were the second and third most common names during the. Popular names in Norway with Scandinavian origins include Ingrid Hedda and Tuva for girls and Sander Johannes and Håkon for boys.

Other unique choices found in the Norwegian Top 50 with crossover potential include Linnea Sigrid Emil and Iver. This word cloud was created using some of the most common words used in the meanings of names with Norwegian origins. Ansgar Spear of god.

Odin thor gift valley named goddess peace island norway flower sun village love ruler there bear small beauty king war land mythology stone little princess norse home derived great beautiful son spelling two were house viking norwegian powerful farm god word wolf strong gods. Statistics for 2011 are not ready as yet but in 2010 the most popular boys name in Norway was Lucas and the most popular girls name was Emma. Previous page next page.

Version scandinavian old nordic his finnish mythology eagle bear fighter pure ruler victory life great strong people princess leader son spear peace tree female fierce warrior war battle little goddess one woman army sea stone love thunder island thor god brave beauty gift viking rock. Popular Baby Names in Norway. The following 200 pages are in this category out of 5950 total.

But Carls daughter Anna might be Anna Carlsdotter. Names also included names comprised of geographical features. Thats because before 1923 the most common last names in Norway ended in -son -sen -dotter or -datter which mean son of or daughter of and changed with each generation.