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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eline | f | Danish | Eline is a variant of the ancient Greek name Helene and could have multiple meanings |
| Elna | f | Danish | Elna is a short form of Elina and originates from the Scandinavian variant Helena, whic… |
| Elva | f | Danish | Elva is a Danish and Icelandic form of the name Alva |
| Emiline | f | Latin | Emiline is considered a Belgian, Danish, and Flemish variant of the name Emilina, which… |
| Emilius | m | Latin | The name Emilius is a Danish and Dutch form of the classic Roman name Aemilius |
| Emmelie | f | Latin | The name Emmelie is a modern formation of the name Emilie and is considered a French fe… |
| Erasmus | m | Danish | Erasmus is a male first name derived from ancient Greek, meaning 'the lovable' |
| Erika-Eva | f | Aramaic | Erika-Eva is a double name combining Erika ("the sole ruler") and Eva ("the life") |
| Erika-Rosa | f | Danish | Erika-Rosa is a double name combining Erika ("the sole ruler") and Rosa ("the rose") |
| Erika-Sandra | f | Aramaic | Erika-Sandra is a double name combining Erika ("the sole ruler") and Sandra ("the prote… |
| Erlanda | f | Danish | foreign |
| Erling | m | Danish | The first name Erling means 'son or descendant of a count' or 'belonging to the nobility' |
| Errit | m | Norwegian | Errit is a Swedish and Norwegian variant of the Danish name Erith |
| Esben | m | Danish | Esben, used in Denmark and Norway, is a variant of the name Asbjorn (Asbjørn) and comes… |
| Espen | m | Danish | The first name Espen is a modern form of the name Asbjorn (Asbjørn), primarily used in … |
| Evely | f | Danish | Evely is a contemporary Estonian variant of the name Eve, derived from Eva, and has its… |
| Faustin | m | Latin | The name Faustin is a masculine form that goes back to Faustinus, an ancient Roman surn… |
| Felina | f | Latin | Felina is a feminine form of the Latin name Felinus, whose origin is not clearly defined |
| Fenris | m | Danish | Fenris is a masculine first name that can be translated as "the one coming from the swa… |
| Filine | f | Danish | Filine is a version of Philine in German, Danish, and Dutch |
| Fillip | m | Danish | Fillip is an alternative spelling of Filip, which is the Scandinavian form of the name … |
| Fin | m | Celtic | The name Fin is a younger variation of the name Finnr (Finn) and also serves as a short… |
| Finna | f | Danish | The name Finna represents the feminine variant of Finn and has two different origins |
| Frauke-Louise | f | Danish | The meaning of Frauke-Louise encompasses the terms 'little woman' and the generally kno… |
| Fraya | f | Danish | Fraya, a girl's name, is a Danish variant of Freya and derives from the Old Norse Freyja |
| Frey | m | Danish | The name Frey is a shortened form of Freyr, the Germanic god of weather in Norse mythology |
| Freya-Jana | f | Aramaic | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Freya-Soraya | f | Danish | Freya-Soraya is a double name combining Freya ("the noble one") and Soraya ("the light … |
| Freyah | f | Danish | Freyah is a modern English form of Freya, which has its origins in the Old Norse Freyja |
| Freyalina | f | Danish | The name is derived from 'Freya' |
| Frode | m | Norse | The name Frode comes from the Old Norse word fróðr, which stands for 'wise, learned, ed… |
| Fylla | f | Danish | Fylla is a feminine first name that is derived from the Old Norse word fylla, which mea… |
| Fyn | m | Danish | Fyn is a short form of the name Finn and therefore has two different origins |
| Gardi | f | Danish | The first name Gardi, a diminutive of Garda, is a short form for names that begin with … |
| Gorm | m | Danish | Gorm is a male first name with Old Norse roots and represents a Danish form of the name… |
| Greta | f | Latin | Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic… |
| Gro | f | Danish | Gro is a female first name of Scandinavian origin, which is also known as a variant of … |
| Gudmund | m | Scandinavian | Gudmund is a historical, two-part name that originates from the Nordic linguistic area |
| Gunild | f | Danish | Gunild is a Danish variant of the name Gunhild and originates from the Old Norse Gunnhildr |
| Gunn | f | Danish | Gunn is a modernized form of the Old Norse name Gunnr and also serves as a feminine sho… |
| Gurli | f | Danish | The name Gurli, which is especially popular in Scandinavia, has its roots in the Old Pe… |
| Gyda | f | Danish | Gyda is translated as 'the beloved of God,' but can also be interpreted more freely as … |
| Hagjere | f | Danish | Hagjere is a girl's name that originates from Scandinavia and has Old Norse roots |
| Haki | m | Scandinavian | Haki is a boy's name of Nordic origin |
| Hakki | m | Danish | Hakki (Hakkı) is a Turkish boy's name that translates into English as 'the rightful one… |
| Haldor | m | Danish | The name Haldor derives from the Old Norse name Hallþórr and means 'Thor's rock' |
| Hansen | m | Danish | Hansen is a North German and Scandinavian first name that was originally used as a surn… |
| Hasten | m | Norse | The name Hasten is a historical form of the Nordic name Hásteinn |
| Havard | m | Danish | Havard, also known as Håvard in Norway, is a newer form of the Old Norse name Hávarðr |
| Hege | f | Danish | Hege derives as a Norwegian pet form of Helga, which is the female counterpart of the n… |
| Helena | f | Danish | The name Helena can have various meanings: on one hand, "the shining one," derived from… |
| Helene | f | Danish | Helene, a female first name of Greek origin, may be derived from the Ancient Greek word… |
| Helge | u | Swedish | The name Helge carries the meanings "the holy" and "the healthy" and is of Old Norse or… |
| Herdis | f | Scandinavian | Herdis is a newer variant of the old Nordic name Herdís |
| Hilding | m | Norse | The name Hilding is a Scandinavian name for boys and means 'the fighter' |
| Hjördis | f | Danish | The name Hjördis is a newer form of the Old Norse Hjǫrdís and means 'the goddess of the… |
| Hnossa | f | Scandinavian | Hnossa is known in Germanic mythology as the goddess of sensuality and love |
| Holmger | m | Danish | Holmger is a male first name that is considered an Old Danish and Old Swedish form of t… |
| Ikaros | m | Danish | Ikaros is a male first name of Greek origin, meaning 'the one who reaches the sky.' It … |
| Ilyse | f | Danish | The name symbolizes blossoming, the grace of a woman, and peace |
| Ingalill | f | Ingalill represents a Swedish spelling of Ingelille, which traces back to Old Danish | |
| Ingerid | f | Danish | Ingerid is regarded as the Danish and Norwegian variant of Ingrid, which originates fro… |
| Ingrid | f | Danish | Ingrid, a feminine first name, is originally derived from the Old Norse term Ingiríðr |
| Ingvar | m | Scandinavian | The name Ingvar is a Nordic masculine name that means 'warrior of the Ingvaeones' or 'o… |
| Ingvard | m | Danish | The first name Ingvard is a form of Ingvar and is associated with 'warrior of the Ingva… |
| Isak | m | Danish | Isak is the masculine form of the biblical name Isaak, which is derived from the Ancien… |
| Ivalo | f | Danish | Ivalo is a form of the Greenlandic name Ivalu and refers to the sewing thread of the In… |
| Ivalu | f | Danish | The first name Ivalu has Greenlandic origins and is derived from the sewing thread of t… |
| Ivar | m | Danish | The name Ivar has its origins in the Old Norse language |
| Iwar | m | Danish | The name Iwar has its origins in Old Norse and could be interpreted as an Old Danish fo… |
| Iwer | m | Danish | Iwer is likely a variant of the name Iver and also a derivative of the Old Norse Ivar, … |
| Jais | m | Greek | Jais is a short form of Jaison, which in turn is a variant of the name Jason |
| Jakim | m | Danish | The name Jakim (Яким) is a Slavic form of Yakim, which in turn is a Russian variant of … |
| Jalte | m | Danish | The Danish first name Jalte, a form of Hjalte, is interpreted as "the one originating f… |
| Janik | m | Danish | Janik is a masculine first name that serves as a diminutive of Johannes in Denmark and … |
| Janne | u | Danish | Janne can be given regionally to both genders |
| Janne-Finja | f | Celtic | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Janni | u | Danish | The name Janni, which exists as both a female and male first name, has its roots in Anc… |
| Jannica | f | Hebrew | Jannica is derived from Jannic, a Scandinavian pet form of the name Johannes, and also … |
| Jannick | m | Hebrew | Jannick means "God is gracious." This form is a spelling variant of Jannik, the Danish … |
| Jannie | f | Danish | Jannie is a name that is common in both Danish and English and traces back to the Hebre… |
| Jannik | m | Hebrew | Jannik is a Danish short form of Jan, which is considered a variant of Johannes and car… |
| Jaquline | f | Danish | The name Jaquline is a short form of Jacqueline, which is regarded as the feminine vari… |
| Jarl | m | Scandinavian | The name Jarl has its roots in the Scandinavian region |
| Jeanette | f | Hebrew | Jeanette, a variant spelling of Jeannette and a diminutive form of Jeanne, is primarily… |
| Jennifer-Elisabeth | f | Celtic | Jennifer means 'beautiful face' or 'white cheek', while Elisabeth carries the meaning '… |
| Jennifer-Marie | f | Celtic | Jennifer-Marie is a double name combining Jennifer ("the white fairy") and Marie ("the … |
| Jennik | m | Danish | Jennik means in German something like "God is gracious" or "God is kind." More freely i… |
| Jens-Stefan | m | Danish | Jens-Stefan is a double name combining Jens ("God is gracious") and Stefan ("the crowne… |
| Jensen | m | Jensen derives from 'son of Jens' | |
| Jensine | f | Danish | Jensine is a feminine variant of the biblical name Johanna, which traces back to Johannes |
| Jeppe | m | Danish | Jeppe is derived from the biblical designation Jakob, which is commonly used in Denmark… |
| Jerek | m | Hebrew | The boy's name Jerek is considered an American variant of the name Jeremias, which is a… |
| Jerik | m | Danish | The name Jerik, a masculine name, represents a Danish, particularly Jutlandic derivatio… |
| Jerrik | m | Norse | Jerrik is a Danish form of Erik and means 'the sole ruler' |
| Jes | u | Danish | Jes is a Danish abbreviation of Jens, a form of the name Johannes, and means 'God is gr… |
| Jesper | m | Danish | Jesper is the Danish form of Jasper or Kaspar |
| Jette-Josefina | f | Danish | Jette-Josefina is a double name combining Jette ("the mistress of the home") and Josefi… |
| Johan | m | Greek | Johan is a short form of Johannes and carries the meaning "God is gracious" |
| Johann-Magnus | m | Latin | Johann is a short form of the biblical name Johannes, while Magnus comes from Latin and… |