Lars
“man from Laurentum; crowned with laurel”
>99% boys
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Latin Norwegian Kirsten
“follower of Christ”
>99% girls
Icelandic Manson
Manson is a given name from North Germanic, ultimately from Icelandic.
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern Johansen
Johansen is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, and Danish.
>99% boys
Latin Magnuson
“great”
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Norwegian Agard
Agard is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian.
60% boys · 40% girls
North Germanic Knaggs
Knaggs is a surname from North Germanic.
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North Germanic Pyökäri
“cooper”
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North Germanic Frisch
Frisch is a surname from German, ultimately from North Germanic.
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Norwegian Nygaard
Nygaard is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, and Norwegian.
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Norwegian Nygard
Nygard is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English and Norwegian.
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Norwegian Fisker
Fisker is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian Bokmål. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, and Danish.
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Norwegian Aagaard
Aagaard is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, and Norwegian.
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Old Norse Leake
“stream, brook”
88% boys · 12% girls
North Germanic Lyttinen
Lyttinen is a surname, possibly from North Germanic. It is used in Finnish.
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