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242 names

Norwegian
Iverson
Iverson is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian.
43UncommonRising fast
92% boys · 8% girls
English
Eila
“a birdlike woman”
41UncommonRising
>99% girls
Swedish · Modern
Sire
Sire is a feminine given name from Norwegian, ultimately from Swedish. It is used in Northern Sami.
41UncommonSteady
>99% boys
Norwegian
Kirsten
“follower of Christ”
34RareCooling
>99% girls
Norwegian · Modern
Andersen
Andersen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, Danish, and Icelandic.
32RareEasing
65% boys · 35% girls
Norwegian · Nature
Marita
“star of the sea” · “from the sea of bitterness”
21RareSteady
>99% girls
Norwegian · Modern
Teigen
“a wise poet”
18Very rareCooling
38% boys · 62% girls
German · Modern
Bruer
Bruer is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from German.
18Very rareRising fast
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Madsen
Madsen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, and Danish.
15Very rareSteady
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Thorsen
Thorsen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, and Norwegian.
14Very rareRising fast
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Haaland
“high” · “land”
14Very rareRising fast
>99% boys
Swedish · Modern
Marken
Marken is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from Swedish.
11Very rareCooling
>99% boys
Spanish · Modern
Solas
Solas is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from Spanish.
11Very rare
>99% boys
Norwegian
Steen
“son of Stephen”
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian
Roseland
Roseland is a surname from Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Khmer
Mong
Mong is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from Khmer.
0Not recently recorded
84% boys · 16% girls
Norwegian · Modern
Jacobson
Jacobson is a given name from Middle English, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English and Norwegian Bokmål.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Johansen
Johansen is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Norwegian Bokmål, and Danish.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Christensen
Christensen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, and Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian
Nesby
Nesby is a surname from Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Nielsen
Nielsen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, Icelandic, and Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Old Norse
Brekke
“slope, descent”
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Norwegian
Dokken
Dokken is a surname from Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Swedish
Nordahl
Nordahl is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from Swedish.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian · Modern
Tristano
“the nourished one”
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian
Borgny
“one who offers help”
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Norwegian · Modern
Nyland
Nyland is a surname from Norwegian. It is used in English and Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Germanic
Sunde
“strait, sound”
0Not recently recorded
>99% girls
Norwegian
Carlston
Carlston is a surname from Swedish, ultimately from Norwegian.
0Not recently recorded
>99% boys
Norwegian
Stangeland
Stangeland is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
German
Raeder
Raeder is a surname from Norwegian, ultimately from German.
No U.S. birth series
>99% boys
Norwegian
Reinertson
Reinertson is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Spilde
Spilde is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Stevensen
Stevensen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Arngeir
Arngeir is a masculine given name. It is used in Icelandic.
No U.S. birth series
>99% boys
Norwegian
Olafsen
Olafsen is a surname from Norwegian. It is used in English and Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Amharic
Aga
“lord; chief, boss”
No U.S. birth series
43% boys · 57% girls
Norwegian
Isaksen
Isaksen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in English, Danish, and Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Old Norse
Haugland
“hill mound”
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Borgen
Borgen is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Underdahl
Underdahl is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Йонсен
Йонсен (Jónsen) is a surname from Danish, ultimately from Norwegian. It is used in Russian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Agard
Agard is a surname from North Germanic, ultimately from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
60% boys · 40% girls
Norwegian
Botten
“valley bottom”
No U.S. birth series
—
Old Norse
Yngling
“youngster”
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Stai
Stai is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Norwegian
Salvesen
Salvesen is a surname from Norwegian.
No U.S. birth series
—
Swedish
Máret
Máret is a feminine given name from Norwegian, ultimately from Swedish. It is used in Inari Sami and Northern Sami.
No U.S. birth series
>99% girls

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