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Crosbie
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Settlement or village with a cross; dweller by the cross |
Irish, Norse, Scottish |
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Daene
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Person from Denmark (primary); occasionally 'valley' if from Deane. |
English, Norse, Scandinavian |
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Dag
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day |
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Dagen
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Likely "day" (from Old Norse dag) or "grain" (from Hebrew Dagan); also used as an anglicized surname form. |
English, Gaelic, Hebrew, Irish, Norse, Semitic |
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Dagfinn
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From Old Norse elements dag 'day' + finn 'Finn' - roughly 'day Finn' or 'daylight Finn'. |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Dagfinnr
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From Old Norse dag 'day' + finnr 'Finn' - literally 'day-Finn', generally understood as 'day's Finn' or 'bright Finn'. |
Norse |
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daggur
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dew, dewdrop |
Icelandic, Norse |
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Dagomar
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Likely from dag 'day' + mār 'famous/renowned' - roughly 'famous day' or 'renowned in the day'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Dain
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Originally 'Dane' - a person from Denmark; also appears as the Old Norse/Tolkien name Dáin |
English, Norse |
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Delling
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Dawn; the shining one (personification of the dawn) |
Norse |
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Draike
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Dragon (primary); historically also 'male duck' (Middle English) |
English, Latin, Norse |
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Dreng
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Young man; valiant warrior |
English, Norse |
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Durham
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Hill island / hill by the river |
English, Norse |
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Durin
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Meaning uncertain; historically a dwarf-name. In modern use associated with Durin the Deathless and often interpreted as 'enduring' or 'immortal' in a literary context. |
Norse |
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Earlan
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Likely 'related to an earl' (nobleman) or a variant of Erland meaning 'foreigner/foreign land'. |
English, Norse |
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Earric
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ever-ruler / eternal ruler |
Norse |
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Eggert
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From Germanic elements meaning edge or sword + hard (strong/brave); roughly "strong with the sword". |
Germanic, Norse |
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Eggther
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probably "edge-servant" (from Old Norse egg 'edge, sword' + -þér 'servant/man') |
Norse |
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Egil
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From Old Norse 'Egill' meaning 'edge' (of a sword); also associated with an element meaning 'awe/terror'. |
Norse |
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Egils
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From Old Norse Egill - 'edge (of a sword)' or related to 'awe/fear' |
Norse |
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Egyl
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Likely derived from Old Norse elements meaning 'awe, terror' or 'edge (of a sword)' |
Norse, Scandinavian |
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Ehric
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From Old Norse elements ei 'ever' + ríkr 'ruler' - 'ever-ruler' or 'eternal ruler'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Ehrich
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“ever-ruler” or “eternal ruler” |
Norse |
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Eigel
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Derived from Old Norse Egill, roughly 'edge (of a sword)' or associated with 'awe/terror'. |
Germanic, Norse |
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Eigels
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Derived from elements meaning "edge" or "sword"; also associated with awe/terror |
Germanic, Norse |
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Eigil
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From Old Norse Egill - generally 'edge, blade' (of a sword); some sources also cite a sense of 'awe' or 'terror'. |
Norse |
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Eileif
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Ever-living; immortal, eternal life |
Norse |
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Eilif
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Ever-living; eternal |
Norse |
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Einar
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From Old Norse Einarr: 'one' + 'warrior/army' - 'one warrior' or 'lone warrior' |
Norse |
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einarr
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lone/one warrior |
Norse |
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