Norse Dog Names, Names of Norse Origin

Norse dog names remind you Viking and Scandinavian history and culture. Names of Norse language and origin are tough and strong, so it will be great idea to give your puppy a Norse origin dog name. Old Norse is a North Germanic language in use from c. CE 800 to c. CE 1300. West Norse is the modern languages of Norwegian, Faroese, Icelandic and Greenlandic Norse. East Norse is the modern languages of Danish and Swedish. Check out our collection of our Norse dog names for the complete list of dog names of Norse origin.

Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Alivia	Alternate Spelling: Olivia. Peace And Symbolizing The Tree Of Life.	Female	American English
Alva	Elf	Female	Norse
Alvis	Uncertain, possibly all wise	Female	Norse
Amdis	Immortal	Female	Latin
Amora	Love	Female	Spanish
An	Peace	Female	Chinese
Anderson	Male	Male	Swedish
Andras	Grace	Female	Welsh
Aren	Eagle	Male	English
Ari	Lion	Male	Hebrew
Aric	Eternal ruler	Male	Norse
Aricin	The Eternal Kings Son	Male	Norwegian
Arkin	The Eternal King's Son	Male	Norwegian
Arne	Abbrevation of Arn-names	Male	Germanic
Arvid	Eagle of the woods	Unisex	Swedish
Asa	Doctor	Female	Hebrew
Asta	Love	Female	Norwegian
Astra	Star	Female	Greek
Astrid	God + fair, beautiful	Female	Norse
Audun	Wealthy friend	Male	Norwegian
Berit	The exalted one	Female	Gaelic
Bjorn	Bear	Male	Norse
Bo	Handsome	Female	French
Booth	Small house	Male	English
Borgny	Brightness	Female	Norwegian
Brand	Sword	Male	Germanic
Branson	Sword	Male	Germanic
Brant	Sword	Male	Germanic
Brede	Poleaxe	Unisex	Norse
Brenda	Sword	Female	Norse