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Leyf
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heir, descendant |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Lodmund
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Famous protector |
Germanic, Norse |
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Lodur
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Uncertain - traditionally the god who gave color or vitality to humans; often interpreted as a giver of life, color, or associated with fire/vitality. |
Norse |
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Loke
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Name of the Norse god associated with mischief and trickery (commonly rendered as "trickster" or "god of mischief") |
Norse |
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Loki
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Name of the Norse trickster god associated with mischief and shape‑shifting |
Norse |
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Lundy
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From Lundy ('puffin island'); alternatively 'from the grove' |
English, Norse |
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Magnar
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From Old Norse 'magn' meaning 'strength' or 'might'; often rendered as 'mighty' or 'mighty warrior'. |
Norse, Norwegian |
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Magne
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mighty, strong |
Norse |
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Magni
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Mighty, strength, power |
Norse |
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Magnor
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Mighty; having great strength or power |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Mani
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Varies by culture - Sanskrit: 'jewel, gem, bead'; Persian: name of the 3rd-century prophet/founder of Manichaeism; Old Norse: 'Máni' = moon. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Norse, Persian, Sanskrit |
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Mimir
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the rememberer; memory; wise one |
Norse |
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Mithgarthr
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“middle enclosure” - the middle realm (Midgard); literally ‘middle stronghold’ or ‘middle yard’ |
Germanic, Norse |
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Mjolnir
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Thor's hammer - a powerful weapon often interpreted as 'the crusher' or 'grinder'. |
Norse |
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Modig
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Brave, courageous |
Norse, Swedish |
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Morgun
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"morning" - dawn, new beginning |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Mydgard
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Derived from Old Norse 'Miðgarðr', meaning 'middle enclosure' - the inhabited world or realm of humans. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Nagelfar
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"nail-ship" - a ship made from the nails of the dead, associated with Ragnarök |
Norse |
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Narfi
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Possibly 'corpse' or 'dead' (from Old Norse nár); name of a son of Loki in Norse myth. |
Norse |
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Narv
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Likely derived from Old Norse Narfi, meaning "narrow" or "slender"; also attested in Norse myth. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Nidhogg
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‘malice‑striker’ - a gnawing dragon/serpent associated with malice and destruction |
Norse |
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Nidhug
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Name of a mythic dragon; from Old Norse níð 'malice, scorn' + element meaning 'striker/biter' - generally rendered 'malice-biter' or 'biter of hatred.' |
Norse |
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Nithhogg
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“Malice-striker” - from Old Norse níð ‘malice, scorn, dishonor’ + hǫggr ‘striker, hewer’ |
Norse |
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Njal
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Likely 'champion' (meaning uncertain; some sources suggest 'cloud' or 'passionate') |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Njall
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Uncertain; commonly rendered as "champion" or "passionate" |
Norse |
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Norman
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'Northman' - a man from the north or from Normandy |
Norse |
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Norvin
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Northern friend (from elements meaning 'north' + 'friend') |
English, Norse |
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Odd
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Spear point; edge of a blade |
Norse |
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Odda
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Point or edge (of a weapon); related to 'spear' |
English, Norse |
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Oddah
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From Old Norse 'odd(r)', meaning 'point (of a weapon)', 'spear point' or 'edge'. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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