Wander through over 2.6 million names.

“mistress, lady”

Odin is a masculine given name from Old Norse. It is used in Norwegian Nynorsk.

“as solid as a rock”

“the king's advisor”

“of the wind” · “one with curly hair”

“a secret”

Loki is a masculine given name from Old Norse. It is used in English and Icelandic.

“filled with hope”

“a man of the church”

“a warrior who places judgment”

“a man of the law”

Thor is a masculine given name from Old Norse. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, Danish, Icelandic, and 1 other language.

Tyr is a masculine given name from Old Norse, ultimately from Proto-Germanic. It is used in Swedish.

“a youthful man; a lad”

“one who is truthful”

“born on a bright new day”

“the strength of the house”

“a storyteller”

“the protector of victory”

“one who is precious” · “giver of life: well-being”

“one who is wise”

“one who is noble” · “a fiery man”

“from the eagle's tree”

“from the red ledge” · “from the root ledge”

Beyla is a feminine given name. It is used in Old Norse.

“resembling an eagle”

“a faithful man” · “resembling a wolf”

“a bear of God”

“woman born into the nobility”

“the last of the ancestors”

“victorious woman; winner; conqueror” · “from the little hills”

“woman of great height” · “a tall man”

“from the nobleman's land” · “a foreigner; stranger”

“one who wins with bravery”

Borghild is a feminine given name from Old Norse. It is used in Faroese and Norwegian.

“a fiery torch” · “one who wields a sword”

“a soulful man”

“from the spring”

“one who is strong and healthy” · “between the mountains”

“praise, fame” · “ruler, chieftain”

“an old man; of an old family”

“one who wears an army helmet”

“one who is spirited in battle”

“thor's love”

“a knot” · “knot”