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Norwegian Names for Girls

Updated October 2026

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Cecilie
Norwegian, Danish, Czech, variation of Cecilia, Latin
"blind"
Variant of Cecilia used in several European countries, which could also make for a pretty variant spelling of the medieval English version, Cecily.
Berit
Scandinavian variation of Birgit
"exalted one"
Well used in northern Europe, almost unknown in the US, Berit is could make an off-beat alternative to Betty, Beth, or Merritt for those with Scandinavian ancestry.
Alla
Galician diminutive of Olalla, or Russian, Ukrainian Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, or Danish
"sweetly speaking"
A short form of Alexandra and Alice used everywhere from Russia to Spain. A fresh alternative to Allie.
Aase
Variation of Åsa or Åse, Danish, Norwegian
"god"
Originally a short form for names containing the Old Norse element áss meaning "god" or one of the Æsir , Aase is now used as a full name in its own right. Familiar in Denmark and Norway, it appears…
Mosse
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or English and Germanic surname
"bitter, beloved; bog, swamp"
Mosse may look like an alternative spelling to word name Moss, in the same vein as Foxe or Wolfe, and it may be used as such, however, it also has a number of different origins. One one hand, Mosse…
Mossi
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or English feminine form of Moss
"beloved, bitted; delivered from the water"
As a Norwegian name, Mossi may be used as a diminutive of international Maria and occasionally for Margarita too. Heard it Sweden and Denmark as well as in Norway, it might be compared to using Molly…
Mossa
Norwegian diminutive of Maria or Margarethe
"beloved, bitter; pearl"
A Norwegian diminutive name of Maria, Marie, Margarethe, Margarita, and similar, Mossa may also be heard in Sweden and Denmark. While it may sound like a stretch from the classic names, consider it…
Iselilja
Norwegian
"ice lily"
A wintery name, with a fairy tale feel, Iselilja blends the Norwegian is with lilja to give the pretty meaning "ice lily". Quietly used in Norway as a middle and given name, it appears in a medieval…
Sissel
Norwegian
"blind"
Sissel is the Norwegian variation of Cecilia, a name that's becoming more popular in the U.S. and beyond. English speakers will hear this name as sizzle or at best, Cecil.
Lindis
Scandinavian, Norse
"linen woman; lime-tree goddess; soft, tender, flexible"
Used predominantly in Norway, but seen in Finland, Denmark, and Sweden too, Lindis is a bright, sleek name with a variety of possible meanings. On one hand, it may be considered a variation of the…
Rise
English, Norwegia, Danish, Japanese
"move upward, ascend; mighty, distinguished; lapis lazuli + celestial"
A multicultural choice with a range of meanings, this name boomed in the 1940s and 50s thanks to the glamorous singer Risë (pronounced REE-sa) Stevens, who inherited her name from her Norwegian…
Ragne
Variation of Ragna, Norwegian, Estonian, Norse
"reign"
A variation of Ragna, ultimately from the Norse element regin meaning "reign", this form is used in Norway and Estonia. A notable bearer is speed skater Ragne Wiklund.
Castina
Variation of Castus or Christian, Norwegian, Latin
"pure, chaste, virtuous; a Christian"
A way nicknames Cass, Cassie, Tina, and Ina, Castina a familiar but distinctive sounding choice with two separate origins. On one hand, it is a Norwegian variation of Christian, adapted from the…
Kastina
Variation of Castus, Christian or Constans, Norwegian, Latin
"pure, chaste, virtuous; a Christian; constant, steadfast"
Familiar in sound yet rarely actually heard, Kastina is a name with a variety of different origins. On one hand, it may be a Norwegian feminine form of the Germanic Karsten, ultimately borrowed from…
Veslemøy
Norwegian
"little girl"
A bold name with a cutesy meaning, Veslemøy was coined by writer Norwegian writer Arne Garborg for the central character in his 1895 poem Haugtussa ("The Mountain Maid") which was later turned into a…
Tomine
Norwegian
"twin"
Currently in the Norwegian Top 100, Tomine is a feminine form of the classic Tomas. Gentle yet tough, it was first used in Norway in the 18th-century. Sharing the Aramaic meaning of the Biblical…
Oline
Norwegian feminine form of Ole or Olaf, Scandinavian, Norse
"ancestor's legacy, ancestor's relic"
Oline is an old school feminization of the classic Scandinavian names, Ole or Olaf, whose light, timeless sounds means it still ranks in the Norwegian Top 100 today.
Hennie
Dutch and Norwegian feminine form of Hendrik
"home ruler"
Sweet and cosy but perfectly substantial too, Hennie derives from the sturdy Hendrik and acts as both a stand-alone feminine form, and as a diminutive of Hendrika or Henriette. Occasionally spelled…
Maifrid
Norwegian compound name
"beautiful May; beautiful mother; beautiful and beloved"
A rare Norwegian name, and a variation of the Swedish Majfrid, this name has several meanings, depending on which etymological roots you follow. The second element, taken from the Norse fríðr ,…
Olefine
Swedish and Norwegian feminine form of Ole and Olaf
"ancestor's relic"
Olefine is a clunky-cute femininization of Ole or Olaf, which may appeal to those who like Olivia and Josephine. It would be pronounced as oo-leh-FEEN in Swedish and oo-leh-FEE-neh in Norwegian.

Norwegian Names for Girls

Cecilie

Berit

Alla

Aase

Mosse

Mossi

Mossa

Iselilja

Sissel

Lindis

Rise

Ragne

Castina

Kastina

Veslemøy

Tomine

Oline

Hennie

Maifrid

Olefine