Names of Norwegian royalty for babies
In Guiainfantil.com we suggest you choose traditional names of royalty for your baby. Names of kings and queens for your little prince or princess. Do you know the names of kings and queens of Norway? Here you can see some of the most important so you can choose the one you like most for your baby.
In Guiainfantil.com we suggest you choose traditional names of royalty for your baby. Names of kings and queens for your little prince or princess.
Do you know the names of kings and queens of Norway? Here you can see some of the most important so you can choose the one you like most for your baby.
Names of kings and queens of Norway for your baby
Óscar: Name of Germanic origin "Osgar" whose meaning is "He who carries the spear of God". Oscar I, promoted the economic prosperity of his two kingdoms.
Haakon: Name of Scandinavian origin whose meaning is "Exalted son". Haakon III was king of Norway from 1202 until his death, and leader of the faction known as the birkebeiner.
Sigurd: Name of ancient Nordic origin whose meaning is "Defender of victory". King of Norway from 1103 to 1130. He was the son of King Magnus III.
Sverre: Name of Nordic origin whose meaning is indomitable. It is seen by many historians as one of the most important Norwegian monarchs in history.
Magnus: Name of Latin origin whose meaning is "immense". Magnus I called den Gode (the Good) was a Viking king from Norway and Denmark. Son of Olaf II The Saint and a concubine named Alvhild.
White: Name of Germanic origin "Blank", whose meaning is "That which is white and bright" or "That which is distinguished". Queen consort of Sweden and Norway, wife of Magnus-Eriksson.
Dorotea: Name of Greek origin that derives from the word "Dorótheos" and whose meaning is "She who possesses the gift of God". Dorothea of Brandenburg was Queen Consort of the Union of Kalmar, wife of King Christopher of Bavaria.
Gyda: Name of Scandinavian origin whose meaning is "gods". Gyda Eiriksdottir, was a legendary queen consort of Norway, daughter of King Eirík. According to the Nordic sagas, she was the first queen of a unified Norway after her marriage to Harald.
Maud: Name of Irish origin whose meaning is "Strong maiden in the battle". It was a British princess who by her marriage became princess of Denmark and queen consort of Norway from 1906, when she and her husband Haakon VII were crowned in that country.
Luisa: Name of German origin whose meaning is "Famous fighter". Luisa of the Netherlands was a Dutch princess, queen of Sweden and Norway from 1859 and wife of Charles XV.
