Old Norse Baby Names With Meanings
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Old-Norse Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | Thin | |
| Boy | Old Norse - Fury; Inspiration; To blow; Owner; Proprietor; A variant is Odin | |
 Girl | A pipe player | |
| Girl | One who plays the pipe | |
| Boy | Icelandic form of Peter. It means rock. | |
| Boy | Old Norse - Well advised Ruler; Wise and Powerful; An Irish variant transcription of the name Reynold | |
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| Girl | Advice, a woman who is good at giving advices. | |
| Girl | Old Norse - Goddess or Warrior; All-knowing Power | |
| Boy | A variant of Ralph. It means wolf counsel. | |
| Girl | Old Norse - A house woman; A variant of Ranveig | |
| Boy | The father of the wolves | |
| Boy | A town or village, or the color red. | |
| Boy | A fox in Icelandic language. | |
| Boy | Germanic - Well-advised ruler; A variant of the name Reynold | |
| Boy | Germanic - Well-advised ruler; A variant of the name Reynold | |
| Girl | Old Greek - Bearer of victory; True image; Old Norse - Well advised ruler; A variant of Rhonda; Derived From Veronica | |
| Girl | The seeing one | |
| Boy | The God remembers all | |
| Girl | House, hall or castle | |
| Girl | A settlement of willows | |
| Boy | One who rules them all | |
| Girl | Victorious conqueror | |
| Girl | Iceland form of Sigrid, meaning victory, wisdom or beautiful. | |
| Boy | Thin | |
| Boy | The protector wolf. | |