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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
SigridfThe name Sigrid, a newer form of the Old Norse Sigríðr, is composed of the elements sig…
SigridurfSigridur, also known as Sigríður, is a modern Icelandic form of Sigrid
SigritfSigrit is the Estonian form of the Nordic name Sigrid
SigurdurmNorseSigurdur (Sigurður) is an Icelandic variant of the name Sigurd, which has Old Norse ori…
SigurlinfThe name Sigurlin (Sigurlín) has its origins in Old Norse and is a short form of Sigurlína
SigurrosfThe meaning of the name consists of Sigur for victory and Rós for rose, which can be in…
SillafLatinThe name Silla is a short form of Priscilla and Drusilla or other names ending in '-silla'
SimpsonmSwedishSimpson has two origins and different meanings
SindrimThe name Sindri, which has its origin in Norse mythology, carries the meanings 'the Spa…
SivarmSwedishSivar is a masculine first name that is considered the Faroese and Icelandic form of Si…
SkadifDanishThe name Skadi (Skaði) is also derived from Norse mythology, and its meaning remains di…
SkadyfNorwegianThe exact meaning of the name Skady is not yet clearly defined
SkaftimDanishSkafti is a masculine first name that is regarded as a younger form of Skapti
SkarpheoinnmThe name has its roots in Icelandic
SnaermThe name Snaer originates from Icelandic and is derived from the word 'snar', which mea…
SofusmAmericanSofus, a male first name, is known as the Nordic derivation of the Greek name Sophos (Σ…
SoleyfSoley, in its Icelandic form Sóley, is understood as "the sun island", derived from the…
SolveigfNorwegianThe exact meaning of the name Solveig is not clearly defined
SonatafLatinSonata (Sónata) is a contemporary girl's name with Lithuanian and Icelandic roots
SteinrosfNorseThe Icelandic first name Steinros, also known as Steinrós, stands for 'the stone rose'
Stella-RougefFrenchThe first name Stella stands for 'star' in Icelandic and Italian, while Rouge means 're…
SvalafNorseThe name Svala comes from Old Norse and means "the swallow." These birds symbolize hope…
SvalaugfNorseThe name has its roots in Icelandic and Nordic
SvanrmNorseThe name Svanr, considered a short form of Svanur, translates into English as 'the swan'
SveinbjörnmNorseThe name Sveinbjörn is an Icelandic male first name and represents a younger form of Sv…
SvennafSwedishThe name Svenna is translated as "the young warrior", "the young woman", or simply "the…
Teyginfelastic
ThormDanishThor stands for "the thunder" or "the thunderer" and originates from the Old Norse term…
TinnafLatinTinna is a Nordic variant of Tina and derives from Christina, which in turn comes from …
TorbjörnmNorwegianTorbjörn (Torbjørn) is a Swedish and Norwegian form of the Old Norse name Þórbiǫrn/Þorb…
TordisfDanishTordis is a newer form of the old Nordic name Þórdís, which is formed from the Old Nors…
TordurmThe name has its roots in Icelandic
TorgermNorwegianTorger is a masculine first name with Old Norse roots and means 'Thor's spear'
UlfmScandinavianThe masculine name Ulf is an independent short form of first names that include the Old…
UlfurmThe Icelandic term stands for 'wolf' or 'bear'
UnnafDanishUnna is a female first name that is considered a Faroese and Icelandic form of Unnr and…
ValentinusmLatinThe name Valentinus, also known as Vălentīnus or Valentínus, is a variant of Valentin
ValrosfValros, an Icelandic girl's name, is translated as 'the chosen rose', indicating a spec…
VeigarmNorseThe masculine name Veigar originates from Old Norse roots and is composed of the elemen…
ViggomScandinavianThe name Viggo comes from Old Norse and is a Latinized form of names that begin with 'V…
VinafSpanishVina can originate from different languages and has several meanings
YallmEnglishYall, a name for boys, could be an old Danish variant of the name Liulfr
YlfafYlfa is the Icelandic variant of the girl's name Ylva, which is the feminine form of Ulf
YmirmNorseThe name Ymir originates from Norse mythology and translates into English as 'the twin'…
YngvemYngve is a contemporary form of the name Yngvi that came about in the 1960s
ZigridfZigrid is a rare variant of the Nordic name Sigrid

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