Norwegian Baby Girl Names | Norwegian Baby Boy Names | ||
Agnes | Ida | Aleksander | Jakob |
Agnete | Inga | Alexander | Jan |
Alfhild | Ingeborg | Alf | Jens |
Amalie | Inger | Alfred | Joachim |
Andrea | Ingri | Anders | Joakim |
Anette | Ingrid | Anders | Johan |
Anna | Ingvil | Andreas | Jokkum |
Anne | Ingvild | Anton | Jon |
Astra | Ingvill | Arne | Jonas |
Astri | Janne | Artur | Jørgen |
Astrid | Jenny | Arvid | Julius |
Aud | Jensina | Asbjørn | Kåre |
Beate | Johanna | Atle | Karl |
Bente | Jorun | Balder | Kjell |
Bergitta | Josefina | Baldur | Knut |
Berit | Julie | Benjamin | knute |
Borghild | Kaia | Bjørn | Kristian |
Camilla | Kamilla | Boone | Kristoffer |
Caroline | Karen | Borg | Lars |
Cathrine | Kari | Brander | Leif |
Catrine | Karolina | Burnaby | Ludvik |
Christine | Karoline | Burr | Mads |
Dagmar | Katrine | Busby | Magnus |
Danica | Kirsten | Cadby | Marcus |
Disa | Kristianna | Canute | Marius |
Dorte | Kristin | Carr | Martin |
Eir | Kristina | Cawley | Martinus |
Elisa | Kristine | Christian | Mathias |
Elise | Lene | Christoffer | Matias |
Ellen | Lisbet | Colby | Mats |
Elsa | Malena | Dag | Mikkel |
Emilie | Malin | Danby | Mons |
Emma | Maren | Delling | Nikolai |
Freya | Margit | Daniel | Nils |
Frida | Margrete | Didrik | Olaf |
Gerd | Mari | Edvard | Olan |
Gjertrud | Maria | Einar | Ole |
Gudrun | Marie | Eirik | Pål |
Gunnhild | Marit | Elvis | Paul |
Haldis | Marta | Emil | Peder |
Hanna | Marte | Eric | Per |
Hannah | Marthe | Erik | Petter |
Hanne | Marthine | Erlend | Reidar |
Hedda | Martine | Erling | Rolf |
Hege | Mary | Espen | Sander |
Heidi | Matilda | Even | Sebastian |
Helene | Nikolina | Fredrik | Sigurd |
Henriette | Nina | Frode | Simen |
Hilda | Nora | Gunnar | Sindre |
Hilde | Oda | Haakon | Stian |
Hjørdis | Olava | Haavard | Svein |
Olina | Håkon | Svend | |
Pernilla | Hans | Sverre | |
Petra | Harald | Thomas | |
Håvard | Thor | ||
Henning | Tobias | ||
Henrik | Tomas | ||
Ivar | Tor | ||
Vegar | |||
Vegard |
Norway has an official government list of acceptable names. their strict name law dates back to the 1800’s and is intended to protect children from any Norwegian names that sound or look strange.
The Norwegian origins of this these names include place names, those related to mythology and history, origins from colors, plants and other types of nature. Also, fictional origins, historical origins, characteristic and religious origins.
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