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Norse Girl Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Melkorka Uncertain - probably Gaelic in origin; possibly related to an Old Irish name meaning ‘servant/devotee of Corc’ (Máel‑Curcaig) but the exact meaning is debated Gaelic, Norse Girl
Nanna Associated with the moon (Sumerian deity); in Scandinavian use a pet form of Johanna/Anne - no single fixed etymological meaning in modern use. Norse, Scandinavian, Sumerian Girl
Ngrid From Old Norse elements Ing (the god Yngvi) + fríðr ('beautiful') - 'beautiful/beloved of Ing'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Norn One of the mythological beings who determine fate; associated with fate/destiny Norse Girl
Norna Associated with the Norns - fate or destiny Norse Girl
Oddfrid From Old Norse oddr 'point, spear' + fríðr 'beautiful' - roughly 'beautiful point' or 'spear-beauty'. Norse Girl
Oddleif Descendant or heir of the spear (from Old Norse 'odd' = point/spear + 'leifr' = heir/descendant) Norse, Norwegian Girl
Oddny From Old Norse elements 'oddr' (point, spear) + 'ný' (new) - "new point" or "new spear-point" Norse Girl
Oddrun From Old Norse oddr 'sword point' + rún 'rune, secret' - roughly 'secret/rune of the point' or 'secret of the sword' Norse Girl
Oddrunn From Old Norse oddr (point, blade, spear) + rún (rune, secret) - 'rune/secret of the blade' (often rendered 'spear‑rune') Norse, Norwegian Girl
Oddveig From Old Norse oddr 'point (of a weapon), spear' + veig 'strength, power' - 'spear-point strength' or 'strong spear'. Norse Girl
Olava From Old Norse Óláfr, meaning "ancestor's descendant" or "heir" Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Olgah Holy, blessed, sacred Norse Girl
Olinah Generally interpreted as 'joyful' or 'bright' (depending on root) Latin, Norse, Slavic Girl
Olva Feminine form related to Old Norse Óláfr, meaning 'ancestor's descendant' or 'heir'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Olvah Possibly “olive tree/olive” (if from Latin Oliva) or “ancestor’s descendant/heritage” (if from Old Norse root related to Óláfr/Olav) English, Norse Girl
Orva Uncertain - possible senses include 'golden/princess' (from Órla), 'arrow' (from Old Norse), or link to 'fawn/back of the neck' (from Orpah) Hebrew, Norse Girl
Otta Likely a feminine form of Otto from Germanic 'aud-' meaning 'wealth, fortune'; alternatively related to Old Norse 'ótti' meaning 'fear, dread'. Germanic, Norse Girl
Quenby Woman's estate; queen's settlement English, Norse Girl
Ragna From the Old Norse element rǫgn meaning 'advice, counsel' or by extension 'the gods' / 'powers'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ragnfrida From Old Norse ragn 'counsel, power' + fríðr 'beautiful, beloved' - 'counsel-beautiful' or 'beautiful counsel' Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ragnfríður From Old Norse regin ('gods, counsel') + fríðr ('beautiful, beloved') - 'beautiful counsel' or 'counsel of the gods'. Norse Girl
Ragnheiður 'Counsel of the gods' or 'divine/mighty counsel' (from Old Norse ragn- 'advice/gods' + heiðr 'bright, honor') Icelandic, Norse Girl
Ragnhild From Old Norse regin 'counsel, gods' + hildr 'battle' - 'counsel in battle' or 'battle counselor'. Norse Girl
Ragnild From Old Norse rǫgn ('gods' or 'counsel') + hildr ('battle') - 'counsel in battle' or 'mighty in battle'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ragnilde From Old Norse elements 'regin/rágn' (counsel, gods) + 'hildr' (battle); roughly 'counsel in battle' or 'wise in battle'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ragnveig Mighty counsel (counsel or power of the gods) Norse Girl
Ranfrid Counsel + peace ('peaceful counsel' or 'counsel of peace') Norse Girl
Ranfryd From elements ragn/ran 'counsel, advice' + frid/fryd 'peace' - 'counsel of peace' or 'peaceful counsel' Norse Girl
Rannveig From Old Norse rann 'house' + veig 'strength/power' - 'house strength' or 'protector of the home' Norse Girl
Ranvei Likely 'sea way' or 'path of the sea' - from Rán (Norse sea goddess) + Norwegian 'vei' ('way'). Norse, Norwegian Girl
Ranveig From Old Norse elements rán (sea) or ragn (counsel) + veig (strength/power) - commonly rendered 'sea strength' or 'strong counsel'. Norse, Norwegian Girl
Raoghnailt From Old Norse elements regin 'counsel/advice' and hildr 'battle' - roughly 'counsel in battle' or 'battle advisor'. Norse Girl
Reidun From Old Norse reið 'ride, journey' + unn 'love, beloved' - roughly 'beloved rider' or 'beloved traveler' Norse Girl
Rhan Unclear - may mean 'maiden' if from Welsh Rhian, or be associated with the Norse sea-goddess Rán; also used as a contemporary invented/short form name Norse Girl
Ronaldah Ruler's counselor; mighty ruler Norse Girl
Ronnaug From Old Norse elements ragn- 'counsel, power, the gods' + -aug/-laug (element associated with protection or betrothal); roughly 'powerful counsel' or 'protected by the gods'. Norse Girl
Rouna A name with multiple possible roots: 'song/joy' (Hebrew), 'secret/rune' (Old Norse), or linked to the rowan tree/'red' (Gaelic). Celtic, Gaelic, Hebrew, Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Ruana Possibly "little red" (Irish) or "rune/secret" (Old Norse) Irish, Norse, Spanish Girl
Runna From Old Norse rún = 'secret, rune, secret lore' Norse, Scandinavian Girl
sif Originally 'relation by marriage' - often rendered as 'bride' or 'wife'; associated with fertility and golden hair. Norse Girl
Sigfridur Beautiful victory (from Old Norse sigr 'victory' + fríðr 'beautiful') Icelandic, Norse Girl
Sigfrít From elements meaning 'victory' + 'beautiful/peace' - 'victorious beauty' or 'victory and peace'. Germanic, Norse Girl
Sigunė Victory + rune/secret (literally 'victory-rune') Germanic, Norse Girl
Sivika Possibly 'devoted to Shiva' or 'belonging to Shiva' (Sanskrit); alternatively a diminutive/variant of the Norse name Sif/Siv. Norse, Sanskrit, Scandinavian Girl
Sivvy Derived from Old Norse Sif, meaning 'wife' or 'bride' (name of Thor's wife in Norse mythology). Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Siw Derived from Old Norse Sif, generally understood as 'bride' or 'wife; relation' Norse Girl
Skadha Associated with the Norse goddess Skaði - linked to winter, mountains, hunting and skiing. Norse Girl
Skadhi Named for Skaði, a Norse giantess/goddess associated with winter, mountains, skiing and hunting Norse Girl
Skady From the Norse goddess Skaði - associated with winter, mountains, skiing and hunting. Norse Girl

Norse Girls name popularity over time

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

375
Names in this origin
6
With data in 2025
0
Births 2025
37,334
Peak year 0