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Girl Names of Scandinavian Origin
Scandinavian baby names and what they mean, with 40 results. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity in 2013 (ADOPTION OF 1%) and have remained as common to this day (ADOPTION 0.9%, ▼4%), but with names such as Kirsten becoming somewhat dated. Dahlia (#410), Rayna (#701), Karmen (#1255) and Mia (#7) are four of the more contemporarily stylish girl names in this compilation, while Boy (TOP 17%) and Guel (11%) are conventional last names. Here is the list of Scandinavian names for boys.
Aaricia - Larsen
Aaricia
"Proud, distinguished and noble princess." Unusual. Compare Aaricia with common -ia last names Arpaia (UPPER 57%), Araia (96%). See also Airicka.
Aina
"Forever." Aina was not among 2018's Top names. See also Aila.
Anitra▼
Used somewhat frequently as girls' names, Anitra and Laneetra are similar to the common Anita.
Berit
"Gorgeous, splendid, magnificient." Outside Top 2000.
Bo
Also a nickname or short form .. A children's name that is only intermittently used, Bo is found more commonly as a last name.
Dagmar
"Glorious, day's glory." Adoption of Dagmar peaked 128 years ago. A royal name in Denmark ..
Dahlia▲
"Valley." Usage of Dayha and forms was well-received among parents in 2016 and has remained widespread. Also the flower named for 18th ..
Gro
"To grow." Gro is scantly used as a feminine name. From groa, or possibly from Celtic ..
Gudrun
"God rune." Gudrun is commonplace (TOP 63%) as a feminine name. From guth and run ..
Gull
Pet form of names derived from .. Not Top 2000 name.
Halle▼
Name made famous by actress Halle .. Adoption of Halle and variants as birth names in 2018 was down 10.8% compared to the previous decade.
Helga
"Prosperous, successful; holy." Somewhat common as baby names, Helga, Hella, etc. are comparable to the familiar Della. From heilagr which can also mean ..
Hulda▼
"Sweet, lovable; mole, weasel." Huldah and variants were popular in the 1880s, but now, Hulda has become less trendy. A Scandinavian name from huld. Biblical ..
Inga1▼
"Guarded by Ing." Usage of Inga as a girls' name has trended downward since 1890-1899. Norse mythology ..
Ingrid, var. Inga2▼
"Ing's beauty." Usage of Ingrid and variants as baby names in 2018 was down 47.8% compared to the previous decade. Norse mythology ..
Karina▼
"Beloved." Usage of Karina and variants as birth names in 2018 was down 60.9% compared to a decade ago. Variant of Katherine ..
Karmen▲
Variant of Carmen. Gender-neutral name. Adoption of Karmen was well-received 7 years ago and is almost as widespread now.
Kirsten▼
"Follower of Christ." Kirsten, Kirstynn, etc. became less popular last year, falling -125 rankings as children's names with Kirsten falling the most. Variant of Christine ..
Kristina▼
"Follower of Christ." Prominent, with usage of 0.014% for Kristina and variants as girls' names in 2018, though lower than 0.016% a year ago. Variant of Christina.
Larsen
"Son of Lars." Unusual as baby names, but Larson, Larsen, etc. are comparable to the more conventional Carson. Lars is the Scandinavian form of ..
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for Scandinavian names for girls.
1. Aaricia - LarsenAaricia, Aina, Anitra▼, Berit, Bo, Dagmar, Dahlia▲, Gro, Gudrun, Gull, Halle▼, Helga, Hulda▼, Inga▼, Ingrid [Inga▼], Karina▼, Karmen▲, Kirsten▼, Kristina▼, Larsen
Linnea, Mia▲, Nilsine, Norell, Norna, Olga▼ [Helga], Osma, Rayna▲, Signa, Silja, Siri, Solveig, Thora, Trina▼, Ula, Ulrika, Ursula▼, Valkyrie, Viveca, Wibeke
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