Artis
“lofty hill; noble” · “rock”
94% boys · 6% girls
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18 names
Icelandic Icelandic Manson
Manson is a given name from North Germanic, ultimately from Icelandic.
>99% boys
Icelandic Hildur
“a battlemaiden”
>99% girls
Icelandic Jonsson
Jonsson is a surname from Icelandic. It is used in Swedish and Cebuano.
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Icelandic Sigurdur
Sigurdur is a masculine given name from Icelandic. It is used in French.
>99% boys
Icelandic Åstein
Åstein is a given name from Icelandic. It is used in Norwegian.
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Icelandic Sigurrós
Sigurrós is a feminine given name from Icelandic. It is used in English and Icelandic.
>99% girls
Icelandic Sigurdson
Sigurdson is a surname from Icelandic.
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Icelandic Islande
Islande is a given name from Icelandic. It is used in Latvian.
53% boys · 47% girls
Icelandic Walgerd
Walgerd is a feminine given name from Icelandic. It is used in Norwegian.
>99% girls
Icelandic Islandia
Islandia is a given name from Icelandic. It is used in Polish.
9% boys · 91% girls
Icelandic Oskarsdottir
“Oskar's daughter”
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Icelandic Bjørk
“birch”
50% boys · 50% girls
Icelandic Sturla
Sturla is a masculine given name from Icelandic. It is used in English and Icelandic.
>99% boys
Icelandic Aamund
Aamund is a given name from Icelandic. It is used in Norwegian.
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Icelandic Olafsson
Olafsson is a surname from Icelandic.
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Icelandic Frej
Frej is a masculine given name from Icelandic. It is used in Swedish and Danish.
88% boys · 12% girls
Icelandic Hekla
“cloak”
>99% girls