Máni

Máni is a masculine name of Old Norse origin, directly referring to the personification of the Moon in Norse mythology. In ancient Nordic traditions, Máni was the brother of Sól (the Sun) and drove the chariot that carried the moon across the night sky. The name pronounced 'MAH-nee' carries a beautiful celestial connection and ancient heritage. While relatively uncommon globally, Máni retains popularity in Iceland and is gaining interest among parents drawn to Nordic mythology and culture. The name offers a distinctive yet accessible option with its brief two-syllable structure and meaningful mythological roots, connecting a child to ancient cosmic traditions.

Pronounced MAH-nee.