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Norse Names that Start With B

Updated October 2026

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There are 7 Norse names that start with the letter B for boys and girls, including Bo, Broderick, Brunhilda, Brunhild, Brunhilde, Bera, and Brage.

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  • Bo

    Norse nickname

    "to live"

    A popular name in Denmark, in this country Bo has some cowboy swagger and a lot of substance in its minimal two letters. In Mandarin Chinese, Bo means "wave".

  • Broderick

    Norse

    "brother"

    Despite its brotherly meaning, sounds rather formal and cold.

  • Brunhilda

    Norse

    "armed for battle"

    Variant of Brunhild, still clad in heavy armor. Though the heroine Brunhilda of Quentin Tarantino's recent film Django Unchained may have given this version of the name new appeal.

  • Brunhild

    Norse

    "armed for battle"

    One of the Valkyries, still clad in heavy armor.

  • Brunhilde

    German from Norse

    "armed for battle"

    Form of Brunhild

  • Bera

    Feminine form of Biǫrn and Björn, variation of Vera, Bereket, or Beracha

    "bear; faith; blessing"

    Bera is a rare feminine form of Biǫrn (or Björn), used in Scandinavian and Nordic countries, albeit quietly. Derived from Old Norse, it means "bear", either in relation to the animal or to the idea…

  • Brage

    Norwegian from Old Norse

    "poetry"

    Brage is the modern form of Bragi, the Old Norse god of poetry. It derives from bragr , meaning "poetry" or possibly "first, foremost". Like his fellow god Odin, Brage appeared in Norway's Top 50…