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Scandinavian Girl Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Birditte 'Exalted, high' or 'strength/power' Scandinavian Girl
Birga Exalted, strong; associated with protection or refuge Germanic, Scandinavian Girl
Birgita Exalted one; strength, power Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Birgith Exalted; strength, power Germanic, Scandinavian Girl
Birteana Derived from Brigid/Brigitta - 'exalted one' or 'strength' Scandinavian Girl
Birteena Exalted one; strength, power Scandinavian Girl
Bitten Diminutive of Birgitte/Bridget - 'exalted one' / 'strength' Scandinavian Girl
Bjorga Protection, help, stronghold Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Bjorgah Help, rescue, protection Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Bodyl From Old Norse Bóthildr: bót 'remedy, help' + hildr 'battle' - roughly 'remedy in battle' or 'help in battle'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Borga Fortress, stronghold Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Borghilda From borg (fortress/protection) + hildr (battle) - 'fortress battle' or 'protection in battle' Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Brinja Coat of mail; armour (metaphorically: protection) Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Brittah Exalted one; strength and virtue English, Scandinavian Girl
Brynda Possibly 'sword' (from Brandr/Brenda) or 'armor' (from Old Norse brynja); meaning uncertain Scandinavian Girl
Brytta Exalted, strength, power Scandinavian Girl
Caia Depending on origin: 'earth' (from Greek Gaia), 'rejoice' (feminine of Latin Gaius/Caius), or 'pure' (as a form of Kaia/Katherine). Greek, Latin, Scandinavian Girl
Carinn Generally 'pure' (from Katherine) or sometimes 'beloved' (from Carina) English, Scandinavian Girl
Caritaa Spanish: "little face" (diminutive of cara); Sanskrit (Charita): "story, conduct" Scandinavian, Spanish Girl
carli Derived from Karl, meaning "free man" (interpreted for females as "free woman") English, Scandinavian Girl
Caryne Derived from Katherine, meaning "pure" English, Scandinavian Girl
Cersti Follower of Christ; Christian Scandinavian Girl
Charlota Feminine form of Charles - originally from a root meaning 'free man' (interpreted as 'free woman') Polish, Portuguese, Scandinavian Girl
Cicilie Blind (derived from the Roman family name Caecilius, from Latin caecus 'blind') Scandinavian Girl
Dagnanna Compound of 'Dag' (day) and 'Nanna' (Norse goddess/name) - roughly 'day-goddess' or 'bright day / day's Nanna'. Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Dagnee New day Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Dahli Named for the dahlia flower; by extension linked to 'valley' (from the surname Dahl). English, Scandinavian Girl
Dahlie Associated with the dahlia flower; alternatively linked to 'valley' from Scandinavian roots. English, Scandinavian Girl
Danea Probably a form of Dana/Dania - meanings associated include "from Denmark" (Dane) or Hebrew senses related to judging (from Dan) Scandinavian Girl
Danishe Most commonly 'knowledge' or 'wisdom' (from Persian). Alternatively, 'of Denmark' if derived from the English adjective. English, Persian, Scandinavian Girl
Dannia Feminine form related to Daniel - 'God is my judge'; in Arabic (Dāniya) can mean 'near' or 'close'. Arabic, Hebrew, Latin, Scandinavian Girl
daynah Variant of Dayna/Dana - commonly tied to meanings like 'from Denmark' (Dane), Hebrew 'judge'/'God is my judge', or Latvian 'song'. English, Hebrew, Scandinavian Girl
Degna Possibly 'day' or 'dawn' (Scandinavian derivation); Ethiopian meaning/derivation is less certain Scandinavian Girl
Deleena Combines senses of 'noble' (from Adeline/Adelina) and 'tender/delicate' or 'light/beautiful' (from Leena/Lina) Scandinavian Girl
Didrika Ruler of the people Scandinavian Girl
Eldrida Likely 'of fire' or 'fiery', derived from Old Norse eldr ('fire') Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Elgah Holy; blessed Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Elisebett God is my oath (pledged to God) Hebrew, Scandinavian Girl
Ellbirta Brightness, shining (often read as 'noble brightness') Scandinavian Girl
Els Pledged to God; "God is my oath" Dutch, Scandinavian Girl
Elsabett Pledged to God (God is my oath) Hebrew, Scandinavian Girl
Enrikke Ruler of the home Scandinavian Girl
Ericca Feminine form of Eric, meaning "ever-ruler" or "eternal ruler". Norse, Scandinavian Girl
Erka Derived from Erika; ultimately from Old Norse Eiríkr meaning "ever-ruler" or "eternal ruler" Scandinavian Girl
Eveny Likely a diminutive/variant of Eve or Even; meanings range from 'life' (from Eve/Eva) to 'gift' or 'winner' (if linked to Old Norse Eivindr/Even). English, Hebrew, Scandinavian Girl
Eylina Generally 'light' or 'bright' (from Helena/Elina); sometimes associated with 'moon' if linked to Aylin Scandinavian, Slavic Girl
Fillbirte Likely the feminine form of Filibert/Filiberta meaning "very bright" or "much bright" (from Germanic filu 'much' + beraht 'bright/famous'). Scandinavian Girl
Fine English: 'fine' = good, of high quality. Danish: a short form or independent feminine name (pronounced like 'Fee‑neh'), often used as a diminutive/standalone name related to names such as Josephine or Sophie. As a surname, meanings vary by family and language. Danish, English, German, Scandinavian Girl
Forsa Waterfall; rapids Scandinavian Girl
Fraja 'Lady' - associated with the Norse goddess of love, fertility and war Norse, Scandinavian Girl

Scandinavian Girls name popularity over time

Aggregated births across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland for every Scandinavian-origin name in our dataset.

440
Names in this origin
157
With data in 2026
218,128
Births 2026
218,128
Peak year 2026