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Ingrem
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Likely 'Ing's raven' - from the Germanic element Ing- (a deity/ancestor name) plus a raven/strong element |
Germanic, Norse |
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Ingrym
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Likely from the Old Norse elements 'Ing' (a god) + 'grímr' (mask, helmet) - roughly 'Ing's mask/helmet' or 'protected by Ing'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Ingvar
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From the god-name Ing (Yngvi) + 'varr' meaning 'warrior' or 'protector' - 'Ing's warrior' or 'protected by Ing' |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Ingve
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Derived from Old Norse Yngvi (the god Freyr); 'of Ing' or 'descendant/follower of Ing' |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Ingvi
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From the theonym Ing/Yngvi - linked to the Norse fertility god (Freyr); means 'of Ing' or 'belonging to Ing' (often interpreted as 'protected by Ing' or 'Ing's descendant'). |
Norse |
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Isleif
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From Old Norse Ísleifr: 'ís' (ice) + 'leifr' (heir, descendant) - 'heir/descendant of ice'. |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Isleifur
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Descendant or heir of ice (from Old Norse 'ís' = ice + 'leifr' = heir/descendant) |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Ívar
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From Old Norse elements meaning 'yew (bow)' + 'warrior/army' - often interpreted as 'archer' or 'bow warrior'. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Ívarr
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From Old Norse ýr 'yew/bow' + arr 'warrior' - 'yew warrior' or 'bow warrior' (archer). |
Norse |
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Iver
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From Old Norse Ívarr - likely 'yew (bow) + warrior/army' (often rendered 'yew-tree warrior' or 'bow warrior'). |
Norse |
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Ivor
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Derived from elements meaning 'yew' (wood used for bows) - hence 'archer' or 'warrior' |
Norse |
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Iwar
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Bow-warrior or archer (from Old Norse elements meaning 'yew' + 'warrior') |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Jalm
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Helmeted warrior (related to Old Norse element for 'helmet') |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Jalmar
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From Old Norse meaning "helmeted warrior" |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Jarl
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nobleman, chieftain; a Norse title for a leader |
Norse |
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Jarlaf
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From jarl 'earl, noble' + laf 'remnant/descendant' - roughly 'noble remnant' or 'descendant of a jarl' |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Jarle
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nobleman, earl, chieftain |
Norse, Norwegian |
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Jolgeir
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From Old Norse 'jól' (Yule, Christmas) + 'geirr' (spear): 'Yule-spear' or 'spear of Yule'. |
Norse |
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Jor
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From Old Norse Jǫrð meaning 'earth' (goddess); alternatively a short form of Jordan/Jorge meaning 'to descend/flow down' |
Dutch, Norse |
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Jormungand
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“great/mighty serpent” - the world‑encircling Midgard Serpent |
Norse |
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Jornr
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Iron; strong as iron |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Jorund
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Likely from Old Norse elements jór (horse) + -undr (wonder/protection); roughly 'horse-protector' or 'horse-wonder' (exact meaning uncertain). |
Norse, Norwegian |
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Kanut
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knot |
Norse |
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Kanute
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From Old Norse Knútr meaning "knot" (metaphorically strength, firmness) |
Norse |
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Kanuti
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knot |
Norse |
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Kappi
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champion, warrior |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Kerk
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church; from/near the church (locational or occupational) |
Dutch, Germanic, Norse |
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Ketil
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kettle, cauldron (often interpreted as a sacrificial cauldron or metaphorically a helmet) |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Ketill
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kettle, cauldron (used in personal names; sometimes interpreted as 'helmet') |
Norse |
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Kettel
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From Old Norse 'ketill' meaning 'kettle' or 'cauldron', often used figuratively as 'helmet' or a sacred vessel. |
Germanic, Norse |
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