Old Norse Baby Unisex Names With Meanings - Page 2

Lucky warrior.

One from Finland.

Someone who is beautiful and adored by all

Someone who is forward, outward and brave

It refers to the foremost person; Lord

It means a woman who is the foremost; Lady

Derived from Old Norse goddess's name Freyja, it means the Lady or Mistress

It means the Lord or Master; a free man

It refers to a woman who the Lady or Mistress

Referring to a Lady or a Mistress; a Goddess of beauty

It refers to a Lord or Master; a nobleman

Peace spear

Brilliant or shining peace

One who is beautiful.

One who governs peacefully.

Icelandic form of Fredrica, meaning peaceful ruler.

One who belongs to Iceland or one who comes from Iceland.

A learned or wise man.

Protection, a protective woman.

Germanic - Spear; Strength; Power; Old Norse - Enclosure

Old Norse - Father of Hedin; A variant form of Gisle and Gisli; Small goat; Son of the bishop's servant;

Hair of God

A man of great strength.

One who wears a mask, one who is concealed.

Thaey have good qualities of leadership and organization.They feel happy to serve and others.

Staff of the Geats or Goths or gods.

A chosen son or descendent; High; A derivative from Hakon

Highest number in the race

Old Norse - Half Dane; English - From Denmark

Teutonic - Spirit of Stone; Old Norse - Firm Helper

Old Norse - Rock; Thor; God of Thunder; Derived from word Hallr

Old Norse - Half Dane; English - From Denmark; A variant of name Halden

Halle is Heroine; A variant is Halli; It is derived from Hallr which means rock

Leader of an army.

Hawk in the Icelandic language.

Old Norse - Falcon; Bird of Prey

A falcon bird of prey

Half Dane

Blessed; Holy; A variant of Old Norse name Hella meaning Flat stone; Flag stone or Flat mountain

Old Norse - Holy; Blessed; Derived from Helgi and Heilagr

A form of Henry. It means estate ruler.

Old Norse - Warrior Helmet; Helmeted warrior;

Younger form of Hjalti meaning man from Hjaltland

'Sword goddess', from Old Norse; A variant form is Hjordos

'Sword goddess', from Old Norse; A variant form is Hjordis

A male deer.

Derived from Old Norse word Hlynr meaning Maple tree

Old Norse; Horse; High; Warden; Guard; Heart; Mind; Clearing in the Woods; A variation of name Howard

Old Norse - Descended of Mind or Spirit; A variant of Hoit

Raven