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<p>Inge is traditionally a masculine name in Scandinavian countries, particularly Denmark and Norway, though it's used as a feminine name in Germany and the Netherlands. Derived from the Old Norse name 'Yngvi,' it relates to the Norse god Freyr and means 'descendant of Ing' (a fertility god). In Nordic countries, it has a long history dating back to Viking times. The name experienced moderate popularity in Scandinavia during the mid-20th century but is less common today. With its short, crisp sound, Inge has a distinctly Scandinavian character that connects to ancient Norse heritage. Its dual-gender usage across different European cultures makes it an interesting cross-cultural choice with authentic Nordic roots.</p>

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Inge is a feminine name with deep Scandinavian and Germanic roots, derived from the Norse god Ing or Yngvi, associated with fertility and peace. In Germanic countries, it's traditionally a feminine name, though in Scandinavia it can sometimes be used for either gender. Pronounced 'ING-eh,' this short, crisp name carries a distinctive Nordic charm. Inge was moderately popular in Northern Europe throughout the 20th century but remains relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries. The name experienced brief popularity in the United States during the early 1900s through mid-century. With the current trend toward short, culturally rich names with historical significance, Inge appeals to parents seeking a minimalist yet meaningful name with Scandinavian heritage.

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