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Norse Boy Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Ormod From Old Norse elements orm 'serpent, dragon' + óðr 'fury, mind, courage' - roughly 'serpent-courage' or 'dragon-minded'. Norse Boy
Orn Eagle (from Old Norse 'Örn'); in Khmer usage it appears as a romanized name/surname with variable local meanings Khmer, Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Ornolf Compound of 'örn' (eagle) + 'ulfr'/'olf' (wolf) - 'eagle-wolf' Germanic, Norse Boy
Orrey Likely from Old Norse 'Orri' meaning 'black grouse' or 'wild bird'; often used as a short form of names beginning with 'Or-'. Norse Boy
Orri Originally referred to a type of wild bird (a grouse/woodcock); used as a masculine given name in Iceland Icelandic, Norse Boy
Orrik Possibly “eternal ruler” (from Germanic Eric) or linked to Old Norse Orri, meaning a type of bird/grouse. Germanic, Norse Boy
Orryk Probably 'eternal ruler' if linked to Eric/Eiríkr; alternatively tied to Old Norse Orri meaning 'black grouse' (bird) - generally associated with rulership or a warrior/marker name Norse Boy
Osber From elements meaning 'god' + 'bear' or 'god' + 'bright' - 'divine bear' or 'god-bright'. English, Norse Boy
Osburn ‘God‑bear’ or ‘divine bear’ (from os = god + beorn = bear/warrior) English, Norse Boy
Osburne ‘God’ + ‘bear/warrior’ - roughly ‘divine bear’ or ‘god's warrior’ English, Norse Boy
Oscer Possibly 'deer‑friend' (Gaelic) or 'god‑spear' (Old Norse) Irish, Norse Boy
Osckar Likely 'deer friend' (from Gaelic) or, by Old Norse influence, 'god-spear' Irish, Norse Boy
Osgar Divine/godly spear (from elements 'os/ás' = god and 'gar/geirr' = spear) English, Norse Boy
Osgur God-spear (divine spear) Norse Boy
Osmarr From elements meaning 'god' (Ás/Os) + 'famous' or 'renowned' - often rendered as 'divine fame' or 'famous by God' Germanic, Norse Boy
Osmundo Divine protection / 'God-protector' English, Norse Boy
Osmundr God-protector; 'divine protection' Norse Boy
Osmunt Divine protection (God's protection) English, Norse Boy
Ostein From Old Norse Eysteinn: ey (island or good fortune) + steinn (stone) - 'island stone' or 'fortunate stone'. Norse Boy
Oysten From Old Norse Eysteinn: ey- ('good fortune, luck') + steinn ('stone') - 'fortunate' or 'lucky stone'. Norse, Norwegian Boy
Ragnal From Old Norse Rögnvaldr: rǫgn (counsel, gods, power) + valdr (ruler) - "mighty/wise ruler". Norse Boy
Ragnir From Old Norse root regin/ragn 'counsel' or 'the gods' - often interpreted as 'counsel of the gods' or 'mighty counsel'. Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Ragnor Counsel of the gods; warrior's counsel Germanic, Norse Boy
Ragnorak “fate/destiny of the gods” - the twilight or end of the gods; apocalypse Norse Boy
Ragnvald From Old Norse rǫgn (gods, counsel) + valdr (ruler) - 'ruler advised by the gods' / 'mighty ruler'. Norse Boy
Ragnvaldus From ragn 'counsel, gods, might' + valdr 'ruler' - 'mighty ruler' or 'ruler by counsel'. Norse Boy
Ragnvard From ragn (advice, gods, power) + valdr (ruler) - 'mighty ruler' or 'ruler of the gods'. Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Ragnyr Counsel of the gods; powerful advice Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Rago Uncertain. As a surname likely geographic or nickname-based; as a given name it may be related to Slavic roots meaning 'dear/precious' (from 'Drag-') or to Old Norse elements meaning 'counsel/war' depending on origin. Italian, Norse, Scandinavian, Slavic Boy
Randulph Shield + wolf ("shield-wolf") English, Norse Boy
Rannulf 'shield-wolf' - from elements rand (shield/rim) + wulf (wolf) Germanic, Norse Boy
Raynar From elements meaning 'counsel' (ragin) and 'army' (heri) - 'army counsel' or 'wise advisor of the army.' Norse Boy
Regin Counsel, advice; (also associated with) the gods or powers Norse Boy
Regnvald Mighty ruler (ruler's counsel) Norse Boy
Reidar From Old Norse elements meaning 'rider' or 'warrior' (reiðr 'ride' + -arr 'warrior/army') Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Reidur Rider, traveler (related to riding/journey) Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Reinulf From ragin/regin ('counsel, advice, the gods') + ulfr/ulf ('wolf') - 'counsel‑wolf' or 'wise wolf'. Norse Boy
Reynir Rowan (rowan tree) Icelandic, Norse Boy
Ricker Derived from the element 'rik' meaning 'ruler' or from a surname for someone associated with ricks (haystacks) Dutch, English, Norse Boy
Ridar Rider; knight; horseman (mounted warrior) Norse, Scandinavian Boy
Roald Famous ruler Norse, Norwegian Boy
Roar From Old Norse elements meaning 'fame' (hróðr) and a spear/warrior element - often rendered 'famous spear' or 'renowned warrior'. Norse, Norwegian Boy
Rolfe Famous wolf Germanic, Norse Boy
Rolfi Renowned/famous wolf Germanic, Norse Boy
Rolfin Renowned (famous) wolf Germanic, Norse Boy
Rollon Renowned/famous wolf Germanic, Latin, Norse Boy
Rolo Famous wolf Germanic, Norse Boy
Rork Likely 'famous ruler' (from Old Norse Rorik/Rurik) or 'descendant of Ruarc' (Irish family name) Irish, Norse Boy
Rosmer Likely 'horse-famous' or 'famous horse' (from Germanic elements hros/hross 'horse' + marr/mer 'famous'); occasionally reinterpreted in modern usage as a compound like 'rose + mer'. Germanic, Norse Boy
Rungnir Uncertain; associated with the jötunn Hrungnir and often interpreted as 'rumbler' or 'noisy one' (one who makes a great noise) Norse Boy

Norse Boys name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Norse-origin name in our dataset.

666
Names in this origin
11
With data in 2025
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Births 2025
70,671
Peak year 0