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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
JonnafHebrewThe name Jonna represents a short form of Johanna, which has biblical origins and ultim…
JonsmNorwegianJons is an Old Swedish and Baltic variant of the name Johannes, which in turn traces ba…
JorauFinnishJora is a versatile first name for both genders with various meanings
JordmBretonThe boy's name Jord is a Breton variation of George, a form of the name Georg, which ha…
JörgmDanishAs an Upper German short form of the name Georg, which comes from Ancient Greek, Jörg m…
JoridfDanishJorid is a name that can be used for both females and males, originating from the Old N…
JörnmDanishJörn is a diminutive of Jörgen, which traces back to the Low German form of Georg and c…
JosteinmScandinavianThe name Jostein, a younger form of Josteinn, can be directly translated into English a…
JulmLatinJul is a Norwegian variation of Gjurd, which is derived from Guðfrøðr
KaiafHawaiianKaia is a female first name that has Estonian, Norwegian, and Nordic origins
KamillafLatinKamilla is a feminine name form that is considered a Polish, Hungarian, and Scandinavia…
KaremDanishKare (Kåre) is a Nordic form of the name Kári (Kari)
KaspermPersianKasper is the Dutch and Scandinavian form of the biblical name Kaspar, which means 'the…
KathrinafDanishKathrina is considered a German variant of Katrina, a diminutive of the name Katharina,…
KathrinefDanishKathrine is a feminine first name that is understood as the Danish and Norwegian form o…
Katja-StefaniefNorwegianKatja-Stefanie is a double name combining Katja ("the pure") and Stefanie ("the crowned")
KatrinefDanishKatrine is derived from Katharina and has its roots in the ancient Greek Aikaterine (Αἰ…
KeemafHebrewKeema is a rare female first name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'God's Redeemed'
KetillmNorseKetill is a masculine first name whose origin lies in Old Norse (originally Kætill)
KimuChineseKim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures
Kimberly-KristinfEnglishKimberly has Celtic origins and means (war) leader or ruler
KirstenuLatinKirsten, which is predominantly used as a girl's name today, has its roots in the Danis…
Kjell-BjarnemDanishThe meaning of the name is 'Little Bear'
Kjell-EliahmNorwegianKjell means 'the spring', and Eliah stands for 'sent by God'
KjellafSwedishKjella is a female variant of the first name Kjell and has its roots in the Old Norse n…
KjetilmNorseThe name Kjetil is a Norwegian derivative of the Old Norse Ketill, meaning 'the sacrifi…
KlarissefLatinKlarisse carries the meanings 'the Clear', 'the Bright', 'the Shining', 'the Luminous',…
KrispinusmLatinThe name Krispinus, used for boys, has its roots in Latin and is a Nordic form of Crisp…
KristannafLatinKristanna is composed of the names Kristin and Anna
KristinafLatinThe name Kristina means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ' and is a German, Englis…
KristofmFlemishThe name Kristof literally means 'the bearer of Christ', 'the bearer of the anointed on…
KristoffmDanishThe name Kristoff is an English and Flemish form of Christoph, derived from the Greek C…
KyrremNorwegianThe name Kyrre, a modern male first name from Norway, traces back to Kyrri
LagerthafDanishThe name Lagertha is a younger form of Lathgertha, which is a Latinized version of Hlað…
LarsmLatinLars is a Scandinavian short form of the Latin Laurentius
LassemLatinLasse is a diminutive derived from the Scandinavian name Lars, which is a variant of th…
LaurinmLatinLaurin is a masculine first name whose exact origin and meaning remain unclear
LavransmLatinThe name Lavrans is a Norwegian form of Laurentius
Leif-LassemDanishLeif-Lasse is a double name combining Leif ("the heir") and Lasse ("the one from Lauren…
LejafDanishLeja is a female name form known as a Baltic-Nordic variant of Leia, originating from Lea
Lene-MarlinfNorwegianLene-Marlin is a double name combining Lene ("the shining one") and Marlin ("the merlin…
LerkefDanishLerke is a female first name that is considered a Low German, Danish, and Norwegian var…
LiffScandinavianThe name Lif, a female first name, is a Nordic variation of Liv and traces back to the …
LineafLatinLinea means twinflower and is a derived form of the Swedish girl name Linnea
LinnyfDanishThe name Linny, a feminine variant of Linni, is derived from Linnea and carries the mea…
LionmLatinThe name Lion can be seen as an alternative spelling of Leon or Leo
LitafDanishThe name Lita is common in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden and is translated into German as…
Liv-AnnfNorwegianThe meaning is 'the Good'
Liv-KristinfNorseLiv-Kristin is a double name combining Liv ("the defensive one") and Kristin ("the Chri…
LokemDanishLoke is a Nordic variant of the mythological name Loki, whose origin lies in Norse myth…
Lotta-MaritfNorwegianWhile we are not entirely sure about the exact origin of the name, our passion for Norw…
LykkafLykka, a female first name, represents a Swedish spelling of Lykke
LykkefLykke is primarily a Danish name, but it is also Norwegian and Swedish
LyneafNorwegianThe name Lynea is regarded as the Norwegian form of Linnea and carries the meaning 'the…
Maart-ThomasmNorwegianThe meaning lies in the strength of a storm
Madeleine-SophiefGreekMadeleine refers to Maria Magdalena and is associated with 'strength' and 'loyalty.' Co…
Madita-MalinfNorseThe first name Madita-Malin means 'the messenger'
MaggafFinnishThe name Magga is a Nordic short form derived from Margarete, which means 'the pearl,' …
MagnhildfDanishMagnhild is a Nordic name meaning 'the strong fighter' or 'the powerful in battle.' The…
MajfLatinAs a Scandinavian and Slovenian short form of Maja, the name Maj has its roots in Maria…
MalenefDanishMalene is a female first name that represents a Danish and Norwegian short form of Magd…
Malte-AlexandermNorseMalte-Alexander is a double name combining Malte ("the protector and ruler") and Alexan…
MalvikmNorwegianThe name Malvik originally comes from a town in Norway
MarteuAramaicThe name Marte originates from the Norwegian tradition for the girl's name Martha and i…
MarthefAramaicMarthe represents the French and Norwegian form of the biblical name Martha
MartinesmLatinMartines is considered a Norwegian form of Martin, a popular first name that traces bac…
MauritsmLatinMaurits is the Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish variant of Moritz, which is derived from t…
May-BrittfCelticThe exact origin and meaning of the name May-Britt are not clearly defined
MelodifNorwegianMelodi is a female first name that is interpreted as 'the melody' in both Turkish and t…
MeretefLatinMerete is a Danish variation of Margarete and carries the meaning 'the pearl', which or…
Mia-AnoukfAmericanMia-Anouk is a double name combining Mia ("the beloved") and Anouk ("the favored one")
MikaelmHebrewThe name Mikael, derived from Michael, is anchored in both Scandinavian and Armenian tr…
MikaelafHebrewMikaela, as a female first name, is the Swedish or Scandinavian variant of Michaela
MilianmLatinThe name Milian is a masculine first name and is considered a Norwegian and Swedish abb…
MillefLatinMille is a shortened form of the name Emilie, which is considered a variant of Aemilia,…
MingusmLatinMingus is a Nordic short form of the name Domingo, which is considered a Spanish varian…
MortenmLatinMorten is a Danish and Norwegian form of Martin, which traces back to the ancient Roman…
NaemafAramaicNaema is a Scandinavian variant of Naomi, a feminine form of the Hebrew name Noam
NarvikmNorseThe name Narvik, used for boys, comes from the ancient Norwegian place Knarravík
NataliafLatinThe name Natalia derives from the Latin expression dies natalis, which means "day of bi…
NerifHebrewNeri is a gender-neutral first name of Hebrew origin
NielasmDanishNielas is a short form of the name Nikolas and originally derives from the ancient Gree…
NielsmDanishNiels is the Danish and Norwegian derivation of the name Nikolaus, which means 'victory…
NikkomGreekThe name Nikko is a short form of Nicholas, an English variant of the name Nikolas (Νικ…
NillefScandinavianNille is a diminutive form that is used for both girls and boys and is derived from Nil…
Nils-RainermNorseNils-Rainer is a double name combining Nils ("victory of the people") and Rainer ("the …
NjalmDanishThe name Njal (Njål) is a Scandinavian derivation of the name Niall
NorvynmNorwegianNordic friend
OddgeirmNorseOddgeir is a modern form of the Old Norse name Oddgeirr
OdinmDanishThe name Odin is generally associated with the meanings 'the Furious', 'the Inspired', …
OlaugfNorwegianThe name Olaug, or Ólaug, has its roots in ancient Norway and Scandinavia and means 'th…
Olav-BengtmNorwegianOlav-Bengt is a double name combining Olav ("the descendant of the ancestor") and Bengt…
OlemDanishOle is a diminutive of Olaf and originates from Old Norse
Ole-LarsenmNorwegianOle-Larsen is a double name combining Ole ("descendant of the ancestor") and Larsen ("t…
OliefScandinavianfeminine variant of Oli
OlinmNorwegianOlin is a Nordic name used for both boys and girls and is derived from Olaf
OlinefDanishOline represents a Danish and Norwegian spelling of the name Ole, which in turn goes ba…
OlivfLatinOliv is a female name variant that is common in Norway and Sweden and is derived from O…
OstenmDanishThe name Osten (Østen or Östen) is derived from Eysteinn and means "the stone of the is…
Patricia-SolveigfNorwegianPatricia-Solveig is a double name combining Patricia ("noble, patrician") and Solveig (…

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