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Norse
Compiled by Jason Morningstar
Eth and thorn characters (ð, Ð,
þ, Þ) are common in Anglo-Saxon,
old Scandinavian, and modern Icelandic
and Faroese. They look really
exotic and cool. Pronounce them
like “th” and don’t worry about it.
SURNAMES
Create surnames by adding
“-son” or “-dottir” to a parent’s
name. Thus, Rúnar son of Berg, becomes
Rúnar Bergsson and Fjóla,
daughter of Brigitta, becomes Fjóla
Brigittasdottir.
MALE NAMES TWO
1) 1. Böðvar
2) 2. Drengur
3) 3. Sören
4) 4. Ægir
5) 5. Ögri
6) 6. Tindur
7) 7. Úlfur
8) 8. Tór
9) 9. Dúi
10) 10. Eðvald
11) 11. Gunnar
12) 12. Hafni
13) 13. Fróði
14) 14. Galdur
15) 15. Njáll
16) 16. Snorri
17) 17. Ormur
18) 18. Óli
19) 19. Páll
20) 20. Rafnar
MALE NAMES ONE
1) 1. Aðalbjörn
2) 2. Arnar
3) 3. Lárus
4) 4. Magni
5) 5. Rúnar
6) 6. Skúli
7) 7. Ásmundur
8) 8. Barði
9) 9. Geir
10) 10. Júrek
11) 11. Knút
12) 12. Gísli
13) 13. Berg
14) 14. Eymundur
15) 15. Falur
16) 16. Rúrik
17) 17. Skíði
18) 18. Valberg
19) 19. Skjöldur
20) 20. Brimi
MALE NAMES THREE
1) 1. Þorsteinn
2) 2. Reynar
3) 3. Gnúpur
4) 4. Vörður
5) 5. Þengill
6) 6. Grettir
7) 7. Halldór
8) 8. Guðlaugur
9) 9. Sturla
10) 10. Týr
11) 11. Unnar
12) 12. Hjálmar
13) 13. Ísar
14) 14. Kolgrímur
15) 15. Alfreð
16) 16. Úlfkell
17) 17. Þeyr
18) 18. Kormákur
19) 19. Þór
20) 20. Örvar
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