Danish Baby Names

Filtered byDanish

129 names found

Danish Greek

Watehful. Vigilant.

Danish Swedish German Norse

Wise. Divine knowledge. Divinely inspired wisdom.

Gytha

Girl

Danish English Norse

Warring. Gift. Warlike.

Hans

Boy

Danish German Hebrew Swedish

God's gift. Gift from God. God has been gracious. German variant of the Hebrew name John. Gift from God. Swedish form of John 'gift from God'.

Danish Norse Scandinavian Swedish

War chief. Army commander. War commander.

Danish Swedish Teutonic

Danish form of Henry. Swedish form of Henry 'rules the home'. Rules an estate.

Danish Scandinavian Swedish Teutonic

Danish form of Henry. Rules his household. Variant of Henry. Swedish form of Henry 'rules the home'. Rules an estate.

Inga

Girl

Danish Scandinavian Swedish Teutonic

Daughter of a hero. Diminutive of lngeborg: Ing's protection (Ing was the Norse god of peace and fertility). Hero's daughter. A feminine diminutive of Ingeborg. Ing's daughter. Hero's daughter.

Danish Norse Swedish Teutonic

Ing's protection. Under Ing's protection. Ing's helper. Hero's daughter.

Inger

Unisex

Danish Norse Scandinavian Swedish Teutonic

Daughter of a hero. Son's army. Ing's abundance. Feminine of Ing who was Norse mythological god of the earth's fertility. Ing's daughter. Hero's daughter.

Danish German Scandinavian Swedish

Danish form of Jacob. German form of Jacob. Supplanter.

Danish

Variant of the Hebrew John Jehovah has been gracious; has shown favor.

Jen

Unisex

Cornish Danish Dutch English Scottish

Fair and yielding. Variant of Guinevere. Danish form of John. Dutch form of John. Variant of Jenny which is a diminutive of Jane and Jennifer. God has been gracious.

Jens

Boy

Danish Hebrew Swedish

Danish form of John. Gift from God. Swedish form of John 'gift from God'.

Danish Hebrew

God is generous. God has blessed.

Joen

Boy

Danish Hebrew

Danish form of John. Gift from God.

Jory

Boy

Danish Hebrew

Farmer. God will uplift.

Czech Danish German

May God give increase. Danish form of Joseph. German form of Joseph.