Baby Names belongs to Danish origin

Baby names belonging to Danish origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.

Names

121 names found · showing 41–80
Baby NameMeaning
GautiOne who is from G?tland.
GeddaA name meaning a soldier
GELSOMINAA name meaning the jasmine flower.
GerlakSpear battle. An Old Danish name from the Viking age.
GildiA brother of the guild. An Old Danish name from the Viking age.
GislaFrom the Old Danish language, thought to be a version of Gisla. A name from the Viking era.
GJERTAA strong, noble spear
GREGOSA name meaning alert and awake.
GrenBranch, section. An Old Danish name from the Viking age.
GretteA name meaning a small pearl.
GunvarOne who is careful during war.
HalfburinnHalf brother. A name from the Viking age.
HalfdanA person of half Danish descent
HansGift from God; Gift from God Variant of John.; Gods gift.; God Is Gracious; From the name JOHN; Swedish form of John gift from God.; Swan; Variant of John.
HARALDRuler of the entire army.
HEDVIGmeaning unknown
HJALMARmeaning unknown
HoatBrave. A name from the Viking age.
HOLGARmeaning unknown
INGAdaughter of a hero
IngeliseA combination of Ing and Elise.
JantzenVariant of the Hebrew John Jehovah has been gracious; has shown favor.
JORENA variant of the name George
JORGENThe farmer or worker of earth
JORISThe farmer who works the land
KaranAbbreviation of Katherine. Pure.; Instrument; Karna, the firstborn of Kunti; Pure; Tyrant
KarenAbbreviation of Katherine. Pure.; Diminutive of Katherine: Pure.; Form of Katherine, meaning one who is pure; virginal; Pure; Variant of Catherine: Pure, clear. Form of the Latin Katharina, from the Greek Aikaterina.
KlintA cliff. An Old Danish name from the Viking age.
KNUDA name meaning a kind or knotty person.
KOLINKAborn to the conquering people
KOLINKARborn to the conquering people
LailaA beauty of the night, born at nightfall; Born at night; Born at night. Variant of Leila.; Light.; Night.; Nightfall; Variant of Layla: Night. Born at night. Sweetheart.
LarinaFeminine form of Lars.; Sea gull; Protection. Derived from lares - individual Roman household gods who were protectors of home and fields.
LARINEfeminine form of Lars (laurel)
LARSOne who is crowned with laurel.
LothenOriginates from the Old Norse language, meaning one who has much hair.
MagnhildPowerful in battle.
ManniOriginates from the Old Norse language, meaning man.
MARGARETHEDanish form of Margaret (pearl)
MettaliseGraceful pearl.