Can anyone name to me any nice baby names for girls or boys with this kinda background in them???
examples- Greta, Uta, Saskia, Hans..
Thanks!
What are some Girls %26amp; Boys Scandanavian, German, Swedish or Swiss names (etc)?
Yep, click on one of the links given for Swedish names.
BUT be sure to check it here too:
http://www.svenskanamn.se/soknamn
S枚k namn means search name.
And just see if it's a common name in Sweden or not.
I used this link:
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/swe.php
First name Acke.
Searched it on the site I gave.
Antal m盲n med namnet i Sverige: 156 / men with that name = 156
Antal kvinnor med namnet i Sverige: 0 / women "" = 0
Acke is a name I've never heard of and is not something anybody I know would identify with Sweden. So naming a kid Acke to get in touch with their roots is ridiculous. You see what I mean, right?
The easiest thing for you to do really is to make a list yourself and then ask people's opinions on it. Then people can tell you what is an acceptable name, what's unusual but still acceptable, and what's absolutely ridiculous.
I met an American called Odin for example... big NO. That's keeping in touch with your roots the wrong way. Odin is the chief God of Norse mythology, if you don't know. Naming after some Greek gods may be acceptable (Athena, etc) but how often do you come across someone called Zeus? It's the same here...
Odin will most likely be lol'd at in the US and it will definitely be lol'd at in Sweden. So people need to be careful when giving their children names with foreign roots. ;)
Reply:Christina/Stina
Emma/Anna
Eva/Ida
Augusta
Karolin
Helga/Heike/Heidi
Marta/Martina
Katarina
Hana/Honna
Eva "AY-va"
Lars
Erik
Karl
August/Gustav
Johann/Jan "YO-han" "YAN"
Franz "frahnz"
Friedrich "FREED-rick"
Lorenz
Emery/Emory/Emmerich "EM-er-rick"
Reply:Girls:
Katarina
Anika
Annemarie
Jenifer/Jennifer
Elisabeth
Saskia (I have a pen pal in Germany with that name!)
Boys:
Peter/Petyr
Hans
Niko
Wolfgang
Udo
Johann
Reply:i like the name emma and max
ull find more baby names on here : )
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/dan.php
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/ger.php
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/swe.php
Reply:Aveline and Adella are both German
Reply:there are books that sort baby names by origin
Reply:my friends name is Fatma (girl)
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
I need some Swedish girl names?
Not crazy, hard to pronounce, ugly-sounding names..
Good Swedish names, or just ones commonly used in Sweden/neighboring countries.
No huge lists please!
I need some Swedish girl names?
Some of the top 100 Swedish girls names from 2007
Maja, Linnea, Saga, Nova, Nora, Tilda, Thea, Freja, Astrid, Lina, Leia, Svea
Reply:The ones I think are cute!
Lotta
Charlotte nn Charlie
Alexandra
Annalie
Annika
Christina
Ella
Felicia
Emma
Kajsa
Molly
Nelly
Nora
Olivia
Sofia
Sorry if that's too long of a list!
Reply:Ida, Sanna, Lina, Astrid, Ragnhild, Annika, Frida
Norwegian: http://www.ssb.no/english/subjects/00/na...
Reply:http://www.scb.se/templates/tableOrChart...
my favorite is Adina
Reply:Cristina
Cecilia
Helena
Lotta
Lydia
Agnes
Alicia
Anna
Amanda
Eva
Felicia
Teresia
Monica
Reply:Helene
Lizbet
Malena
Reply:Eva or Sofia
x
Reply:Emma and Molly i think are beautiful
Reply:Inga
Reply:Olga is okay
Inga is cute!!!!!!!!
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Good Swedish names, or just ones commonly used in Sweden/neighboring countries.
No huge lists please!
I need some Swedish girl names?
Some of the top 100 Swedish girls names from 2007
Maja, Linnea, Saga, Nova, Nora, Tilda, Thea, Freja, Astrid, Lina, Leia, Svea
Reply:The ones I think are cute!
Lotta
Charlotte nn Charlie
Alexandra
Annalie
Annika
Christina
Ella
Felicia
Emma
Kajsa
Molly
Nelly
Nora
Olivia
Sofia
Sorry if that's too long of a list!
Reply:Ida, Sanna, Lina, Astrid, Ragnhild, Annika, Frida
Norwegian: http://www.ssb.no/english/subjects/00/na...
Reply:http://www.scb.se/templates/tableOrChart...
my favorite is Adina
Reply:Cristina
Cecilia
Helena
Lotta
Lydia
Agnes
Alicia
Anna
Amanda
Eva
Felicia
Teresia
Monica
Reply:Helene
Lizbet
Malena
Reply:Eva or Sofia
x
Reply:Emma and Molly i think are beautiful
Reply:Inga
Reply:Olga is okay
Inga is cute!!!!!!!!
love
Is there any last Names of Miner or Vassar in Irish or Swedish?
My grandfather came from New York and spread throughout N.Dak and S. Dak and marrying into the Lakota nation! The last name has been respelled many times over including Minaar,Minar, Minor and Miner. And does Vassar sound German?
Is there any last Names of Miner or Vassar in Irish or Swedish?
I found this for you in relation to the names you are researching.
Surname: Miner
Recorded in the spellings of Minor, Minors, Miner, Miners, the French Huguenot Minier, and its possible variant Minear, this is an English surname of French origins. It was introduced into England after the 1066 Norman Invasion, and again in the 17th century for religious reasons. It could be described as occupational, being from the 8th century word "mineur", and as such a metonymic or nickname for a builder of tunnels and pits. The English equivalent surname is probably Pitts or Petts, a digger of pitts. There is also some confusion with the Roman (Latin) word "minor" meaning lesser, which in medieval times and later, was often applied to a younger son, as "major" was to the elder son. Although the very earliest recordings of this surname are almost certainly occupational, later versions may well refer to a relationship. Where the surname is recorded with the suffix "s", this implies the patronymic "son of Miner". Early examples of surname recordings include Adam Le Miner, in the 1212 Curia Regis Rolls of Lincoln, whilst Henry le Minr, appears in the 1234 Pipe Rolls of Derbyshire. John le Minour is recorded in the wills of the town of Hastings, Sussex, in the year 1275, whilst Richard Minnour, appears in the 1273 rolls of Somerset. Later recordings include Easter Minor, baptised at St James church, Clerkenwell, in 1600, and James Miner, who married Elizabeth Borrowes at St Georges chapel, Hanover Square, London, in 1760. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Jordan le Mineur, which was dated 1195 in the Pipe Rolls of Cornwall, during the reign of King Richard 1st of England, known as "The Lionheart", 1189-1199.
Surname: Vassar
Recorded as Vaissiere, Vassar, Vasser, Vassier, Vosser, Vasseur, Vaseur (England), and Vaisse, Vayase, Vaisset, Vaysset, Vaissiere, Vaissier, Vaseur, and others (French), this is a surname of French origins. It is occupational and described a servant usually of the bed chamber. For some reason not known it was originally to be found in the region of France known as the Massif Central and later elsewhere. Like many such names it appears to be of humble origins, but in fact most surnames of this type had considerable status, and whilst Butler, Steward (Stuart), and Constable, may seem ordinary surnames, they are in fact those of the heads of state of Ireland, Scotland and later England, and France! In this case the name is also associated with Hugunenot Protestant refugees who fled France in th 17th and 18th centuries to avoid religious persecution. It is not clear as to when the first nameholders arrived in England but the earliest that we can find in the registers is that of Jan Vaseur at Threadneedle Street French Church, in the city of London, on June 9th 1605, and Jacob Vaissiere and his wife Mary, who were christening witnesses at the famous church of St Martins in the Field, Westminster, on February 28th 1633.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Vassar
Last name origins %26amp; meanings:
Altered form of French Vasseur, a status name for a vassal in feudal society, from Old French vasseor, vasseur 鈥榲assal鈥? Compare French Levasseur.
Matthew Vassar (1792鈥?868), brewer and founder of Vassar College, was born at East Tuddingham, Norfolk, England, and came to Dutchess Co., NY, as a child in 1796. The family were originally French Huguenots called Vasseur, who fled to England in the late 17th century, to escape the persecution of Protestants in France following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685.
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Miner
Last name origin %26amp; meaning:
English: occupational name for someone who built mines, either for the excavation of coal and other minerals, or as a technique in the medieval art of siege warfare. The word represents an agent derivative of Middle English, Old French mine 鈥榤ine鈥?(a word of Celtic origin, cognate with Gaelic mein 鈥榦re鈥? 鈥榤ine鈥?.
Reply:Minor or however you want to spell it is probably English although it could be German or French, definately not Irish. Vassar is possibly German
Reply:Miner is a fairly common name in the UK with over 200 people listed on the Electoral Roll.
Vassar - 11 people listed.
Vasser just one.
Vasserman I've come across as belonging to a Jewish family.
Reply:This is from ancestry.com:
Altered form of French Vasseur, a status name for a vassal in feudal society, from Old French vasseor, vasseur 鈥榲assal鈥? Compare French Levasseur.
Reply:Doesn't look like it could be Irish.Or German, but then maybe if the spelling has changed. Vassar seems French to me? Miner could be English.
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Is there any last Names of Miner or Vassar in Irish or Swedish?
I found this for you in relation to the names you are researching.
Surname: Miner
Recorded in the spellings of Minor, Minors, Miner, Miners, the French Huguenot Minier, and its possible variant Minear, this is an English surname of French origins. It was introduced into England after the 1066 Norman Invasion, and again in the 17th century for religious reasons. It could be described as occupational, being from the 8th century word "mineur", and as such a metonymic or nickname for a builder of tunnels and pits. The English equivalent surname is probably Pitts or Petts, a digger of pitts. There is also some confusion with the Roman (Latin) word "minor" meaning lesser, which in medieval times and later, was often applied to a younger son, as "major" was to the elder son. Although the very earliest recordings of this surname are almost certainly occupational, later versions may well refer to a relationship. Where the surname is recorded with the suffix "s", this implies the patronymic "son of Miner". Early examples of surname recordings include Adam Le Miner, in the 1212 Curia Regis Rolls of Lincoln, whilst Henry le Minr, appears in the 1234 Pipe Rolls of Derbyshire. John le Minour is recorded in the wills of the town of Hastings, Sussex, in the year 1275, whilst Richard Minnour, appears in the 1273 rolls of Somerset. Later recordings include Easter Minor, baptised at St James church, Clerkenwell, in 1600, and James Miner, who married Elizabeth Borrowes at St Georges chapel, Hanover Square, London, in 1760. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Jordan le Mineur, which was dated 1195 in the Pipe Rolls of Cornwall, during the reign of King Richard 1st of England, known as "The Lionheart", 1189-1199.
Surname: Vassar
Recorded as Vaissiere, Vassar, Vasser, Vassier, Vosser, Vasseur, Vaseur (England), and Vaisse, Vayase, Vaisset, Vaysset, Vaissiere, Vaissier, Vaseur, and others (French), this is a surname of French origins. It is occupational and described a servant usually of the bed chamber. For some reason not known it was originally to be found in the region of France known as the Massif Central and later elsewhere. Like many such names it appears to be of humble origins, but in fact most surnames of this type had considerable status, and whilst Butler, Steward (Stuart), and Constable, may seem ordinary surnames, they are in fact those of the heads of state of Ireland, Scotland and later England, and France! In this case the name is also associated with Hugunenot Protestant refugees who fled France in th 17th and 18th centuries to avoid religious persecution. It is not clear as to when the first nameholders arrived in England but the earliest that we can find in the registers is that of Jan Vaseur at Threadneedle Street French Church, in the city of London, on June 9th 1605, and Jacob Vaissiere and his wife Mary, who were christening witnesses at the famous church of St Martins in the Field, Westminster, on February 28th 1633.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Vassar
Last name origins %26amp; meanings:
Altered form of French Vasseur, a status name for a vassal in feudal society, from Old French vasseor, vasseur 鈥榲assal鈥? Compare French Levasseur.
Matthew Vassar (1792鈥?868), brewer and founder of Vassar College, was born at East Tuddingham, Norfolk, England, and came to Dutchess Co., NY, as a child in 1796. The family were originally French Huguenots called Vasseur, who fled to England in the late 17th century, to escape the persecution of Protestants in France following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685.
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Miner
Last name origin %26amp; meaning:
English: occupational name for someone who built mines, either for the excavation of coal and other minerals, or as a technique in the medieval art of siege warfare. The word represents an agent derivative of Middle English, Old French mine 鈥榤ine鈥?(a word of Celtic origin, cognate with Gaelic mein 鈥榦re鈥? 鈥榤ine鈥?.
Reply:Minor or however you want to spell it is probably English although it could be German or French, definately not Irish. Vassar is possibly German
Reply:Miner is a fairly common name in the UK with over 200 people listed on the Electoral Roll.
Vassar - 11 people listed.
Vasser just one.
Vasserman I've come across as belonging to a Jewish family.
Reply:This is from ancestry.com:
Altered form of French Vasseur, a status name for a vassal in feudal society, from Old French vasseor, vasseur 鈥榲assal鈥? Compare French Levasseur.
Reply:Doesn't look like it could be Irish.Or German, but then maybe if the spelling has changed. Vassar seems French to me? Miner could be English.
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What are the names of the Swedish, Danish and Irish currencies???
Sweden and Denmark use the krona (they haven't taken the euro yet), Ireland use the euro now although it use to be the pound.
What are the names of the Swedish, Danish and Irish currencies???
Swedish krona
Danish krona
Irish-euro
-)
Reply:Swedish is Krona
Danish is danish krone
irish was the pound and is a euro now I think
Reply:the irish is the irish pound
Danish is the euros
and so is the Swedish euros
Reply:Euro, Euro, Euro.
Reply:Swedish krona
Danish krone
Irish pound
Reply:Th Euro.
Reply:The euro.
Reply:euro
Reply:euro
Reply:sweedish kron
What are the names of the Swedish, Danish and Irish currencies???
Swedish krona
Danish krona
Irish-euro
-)
Reply:Swedish is Krona
Danish is danish krone
irish was the pound and is a euro now I think
Reply:the irish is the irish pound
Danish is the euros
and so is the Swedish euros
Reply:Euro, Euro, Euro.
Reply:Swedish krona
Danish krone
Irish pound
Reply:Th Euro.
Reply:The euro.
Reply:euro
Reply:euro
Reply:sweedish kron
What are some Swedish names?
I am going to be writing a book, and the main character is male. Also what are some male Russian names?
Vielen Dank,
Dennis Bohn
What are some Swedish names?
Good Day!
If you don't mind looking at the links I have provided, You will find several hundred Swedish names, both male and female.
Here are some Russian Names, both male and female:
* Aleksandr (袗谢械泻褋邪薪写褉) - Sasha (小邪褕邪), Sanya (小邪薪褟), Shura (楔褍褉邪), Shurik (楔褍褉懈泻), Alik (袗谢懈泻), Olexa (袨谢械泻褋邪, 褍泻褉), Oles (袨谢械褋褜, 褍泻褉)
* Aleksandra (袗谢械泻褋邪薪写褉a) - Sasha (小邪褕邪), Sanya (小邪薪褟), Shura (楔褍褉邪), Olesia (袨谢械褋褟, 褍泻褉)
* Aleksey (袗谢械泻褋械泄) - Alyosha (袗谢褢褕邪), Lyosha (袥褢褕邪), Lyokha (袥褢褏邪)
* Anastasiya (袗薪邪褋褌邪褋懈褟) - Nastya (袧邪褋褌褟), Asya (袗褋褟), Stasya (小褌邪褋褟)
* Anatoliy (袗薪邪褌芯谢懈泄) - Tolya (孝芯谢褟), Tolik (孝芯谢懈泻)
* Anna (袗薪薪邪) - Anya (袗薪褟), Nyura (袧褞褉邪), Nyusya (袧褞褋褟), Anyuta (袗薪褞褌邪)
* Boris (袘芯褉懈褋) - Borya (袘芯褉褟)
* Dar'ya (袛邪褉褜褟) - Dasha (袛邪褕邪)
* Dmitriy (袛屑懈褌褉懈泄) - Dima (袛懈屑邪), Mitya (袦懈褌褟)
* Galina (袚邪谢懈薪邪) - Galya (袚邪谢褟)
* Gennadiy (袚械薪薪邪写懈泄) - Gena (袚械薪邪)
* Grigoriy (袚褉懈谐芯褉懈泄) - Grisha (袚褉懈褕邪), Hryts (袚褉懈褑褜, 褍泻褉)
* Il'ya (袠谢褜褟) - Ilyusha (袠谢褞褕邪), Ilyukha (袠谢褞褏邪)
* Irina (袠褉懈薪邪) - Ira (袠褉邪)
* Ivan (袠胁邪薪) - Vanya (袙邪薪褟)
* Konstantin (袣芯薪褋褌邪薪褌懈薪) - Kostya (袣芯褋褌褟), Kostik (袣芯褋褌懈泻)
* Kseniya (袣褋械薪懈褟) - Ksyusha (袣褋褞褕邪), Oksana (袨泻褋邪薪邪)
* Larisa (袥邪褉懈褋邪) - Lara (袥邪褉邪)
* Leonid (袥械芯薪懈写) - Lyonya (袥褢薪褟)
* Lev (袥械胁) - Lyova (袥褢胁邪)
* Lidiya (袥懈写懈褟) - Lida (袥懈写邪)
* Lyubov' (袥褞斜芯胁褜) - Lyuba (袥褞斜邪)
* Lyudmila (袥褞写屑懈谢邪) - Lyuda (袥褞写邪), Lyusya (袥褞褋褟), Meela (袦懈谢邪)
* Mariya (袦邪褉懈褟) - Masha (袦邪褕邪), Marusya (袦邪褉褍褋褟)
* Mikhail (袦懈褏邪懈谢) - Misha (袦懈褕邪)
* Nadezhda (袧邪写械卸写邪) - Nadya (袧邪写褟)
* Natal'ya (袧邪褌邪谢褜褟) - Natasha (袧邪褌邪褕邪)
* Nikolay (袧懈泻芯谢邪泄) - Kolya (袣芯谢褟)
* Ol'ga (袨谢褜谐邪) - Olya (袨谢褟)
* Pavel (袩邪胁械谢) - Pasha (袩邪褕邪)
* Polina (袩芯谢懈薪邪) - Polya (袩芯谢褟)
* Pyotr (袩褢褌褉) - Petya (袩械褌褟)
* Roman (袪芯屑邪薪) - Roma (袪芯屑邪)
* Sergey (小械褉谐械泄) - Seryozha (小械褉褢卸邪)
* Sof'ya (小芯褎褜褟) - Sonya (小芯薪褟)
* Svetlana (小胁械褌谢邪薪邪) - Sveta (小胁械褌邪), Lana (袥邪薪邪)
* Tamara (孝邪屑邪褉邪) - Toma (孝芯屑邪)
* Tat'yana (孝邪褌褜褟薪邪) - Tanya (孝邪薪褟)
* Valentin/Valentina (袙邪谢械薪褌懈薪/袙邪谢械薪褌懈薪邪) - Valya (袙邪谢褟)
* Valeriya (袙邪谢械褉懈褟) - Lera (袥械褉邪)
* Vasiliy (袙邪褋懈谢懈泄) - Vasya (袙邪褋褟)
* Viktor (袙懈泻褌芯褉) - Vitya (袙懈褌褟)
* Viktoriya (袙懈泻褌芯褉懈褟) - Vika (袙懈泻邪)
* Vladimir (袙谢邪写懈屑懈褉) - Volodya (袙芯谢芯写褟), Vova (袙芯胁邪)
* Vyacheslav (袙褟褔械褋谢邪胁) - Slava (小谢邪胁邪)
* Yakov (携泻芯胁) - Yasha (携褕邪)
* Yelena (袝谢械薪邪) - Lena (袥械薪邪)
* Yelizaveta (袝谢懈蟹邪胁械褌邪) - Liza (袥懈蟹邪)
* Yekaterina (袝泻邪褌械褉懈薪邪) - Katya (袣邪褌褟), Katyusha (袣邪褌褞褕邪)
* Yevdokiya (袝胁写芯泻懈褟) - Dusya (袛褍褋褟), Dunia (袛褍薪褟)
* Yevgeniy/Yevgeniya (袝胁谐械薪懈泄/袝胁谐械薪懈褟) - Zhenya (袞械薪褟)
* Yuliya (挟谢懈褟) - Yulya (挟谢褟)
* Yuriy (挟褉懈泄) - Yura (挟褉邪), Zhora (袞芯褉邪)
Good Luck! JohnW
Reply:Many Swedish people actually have "normal" names, such as Alexander, William, Gabriel, Robert, Andreas and Daniel.
It's mostly the older generation who has names like Stig, Sven, Sigfried and such :)
Reply:Swedish:
Bj枚rn (ALT. Bjorn)
Acke
B枚rje
Edvard
G枚ran
Russian:
Alexi
Borislav
Dmitri
Reply:hiram swen
Vielen Dank,
Dennis Bohn
What are some Swedish names?
Good Day!
If you don't mind looking at the links I have provided, You will find several hundred Swedish names, both male and female.
Here are some Russian Names, both male and female:
* Aleksandr (袗谢械泻褋邪薪写褉) - Sasha (小邪褕邪), Sanya (小邪薪褟), Shura (楔褍褉邪), Shurik (楔褍褉懈泻), Alik (袗谢懈泻), Olexa (袨谢械泻褋邪, 褍泻褉), Oles (袨谢械褋褜, 褍泻褉)
* Aleksandra (袗谢械泻褋邪薪写褉a) - Sasha (小邪褕邪), Sanya (小邪薪褟), Shura (楔褍褉邪), Olesia (袨谢械褋褟, 褍泻褉)
* Aleksey (袗谢械泻褋械泄) - Alyosha (袗谢褢褕邪), Lyosha (袥褢褕邪), Lyokha (袥褢褏邪)
* Anastasiya (袗薪邪褋褌邪褋懈褟) - Nastya (袧邪褋褌褟), Asya (袗褋褟), Stasya (小褌邪褋褟)
* Anatoliy (袗薪邪褌芯谢懈泄) - Tolya (孝芯谢褟), Tolik (孝芯谢懈泻)
* Anna (袗薪薪邪) - Anya (袗薪褟), Nyura (袧褞褉邪), Nyusya (袧褞褋褟), Anyuta (袗薪褞褌邪)
* Boris (袘芯褉懈褋) - Borya (袘芯褉褟)
* Dar'ya (袛邪褉褜褟) - Dasha (袛邪褕邪)
* Dmitriy (袛屑懈褌褉懈泄) - Dima (袛懈屑邪), Mitya (袦懈褌褟)
* Galina (袚邪谢懈薪邪) - Galya (袚邪谢褟)
* Gennadiy (袚械薪薪邪写懈泄) - Gena (袚械薪邪)
* Grigoriy (袚褉懈谐芯褉懈泄) - Grisha (袚褉懈褕邪), Hryts (袚褉懈褑褜, 褍泻褉)
* Il'ya (袠谢褜褟) - Ilyusha (袠谢褞褕邪), Ilyukha (袠谢褞褏邪)
* Irina (袠褉懈薪邪) - Ira (袠褉邪)
* Ivan (袠胁邪薪) - Vanya (袙邪薪褟)
* Konstantin (袣芯薪褋褌邪薪褌懈薪) - Kostya (袣芯褋褌褟), Kostik (袣芯褋褌懈泻)
* Kseniya (袣褋械薪懈褟) - Ksyusha (袣褋褞褕邪), Oksana (袨泻褋邪薪邪)
* Larisa (袥邪褉懈褋邪) - Lara (袥邪褉邪)
* Leonid (袥械芯薪懈写) - Lyonya (袥褢薪褟)
* Lev (袥械胁) - Lyova (袥褢胁邪)
* Lidiya (袥懈写懈褟) - Lida (袥懈写邪)
* Lyubov' (袥褞斜芯胁褜) - Lyuba (袥褞斜邪)
* Lyudmila (袥褞写屑懈谢邪) - Lyuda (袥褞写邪), Lyusya (袥褞褋褟), Meela (袦懈谢邪)
* Mariya (袦邪褉懈褟) - Masha (袦邪褕邪), Marusya (袦邪褉褍褋褟)
* Mikhail (袦懈褏邪懈谢) - Misha (袦懈褕邪)
* Nadezhda (袧邪写械卸写邪) - Nadya (袧邪写褟)
* Natal'ya (袧邪褌邪谢褜褟) - Natasha (袧邪褌邪褕邪)
* Nikolay (袧懈泻芯谢邪泄) - Kolya (袣芯谢褟)
* Ol'ga (袨谢褜谐邪) - Olya (袨谢褟)
* Pavel (袩邪胁械谢) - Pasha (袩邪褕邪)
* Polina (袩芯谢懈薪邪) - Polya (袩芯谢褟)
* Pyotr (袩褢褌褉) - Petya (袩械褌褟)
* Roman (袪芯屑邪薪) - Roma (袪芯屑邪)
* Sergey (小械褉谐械泄) - Seryozha (小械褉褢卸邪)
* Sof'ya (小芯褎褜褟) - Sonya (小芯薪褟)
* Svetlana (小胁械褌谢邪薪邪) - Sveta (小胁械褌邪), Lana (袥邪薪邪)
* Tamara (孝邪屑邪褉邪) - Toma (孝芯屑邪)
* Tat'yana (孝邪褌褜褟薪邪) - Tanya (孝邪薪褟)
* Valentin/Valentina (袙邪谢械薪褌懈薪/袙邪谢械薪褌懈薪邪) - Valya (袙邪谢褟)
* Valeriya (袙邪谢械褉懈褟) - Lera (袥械褉邪)
* Vasiliy (袙邪褋懈谢懈泄) - Vasya (袙邪褋褟)
* Viktor (袙懈泻褌芯褉) - Vitya (袙懈褌褟)
* Viktoriya (袙懈泻褌芯褉懈褟) - Vika (袙懈泻邪)
* Vladimir (袙谢邪写懈屑懈褉) - Volodya (袙芯谢芯写褟), Vova (袙芯胁邪)
* Vyacheslav (袙褟褔械褋谢邪胁) - Slava (小谢邪胁邪)
* Yakov (携泻芯胁) - Yasha (携褕邪)
* Yelena (袝谢械薪邪) - Lena (袥械薪邪)
* Yelizaveta (袝谢懈蟹邪胁械褌邪) - Liza (袥懈蟹邪)
* Yekaterina (袝泻邪褌械褉懈薪邪) - Katya (袣邪褌褟), Katyusha (袣邪褌褞褕邪)
* Yevdokiya (袝胁写芯泻懈褟) - Dusya (袛褍褋褟), Dunia (袛褍薪褟)
* Yevgeniy/Yevgeniya (袝胁谐械薪懈泄/袝胁谐械薪懈褟) - Zhenya (袞械薪褟)
* Yuliya (挟谢懈褟) - Yulya (挟谢褟)
* Yuriy (挟褉懈泄) - Yura (挟褉邪), Zhora (袞芯褉邪)
Good Luck! JohnW
Reply:Many Swedish people actually have "normal" names, such as Alexander, William, Gabriel, Robert, Andreas and Daniel.
It's mostly the older generation who has names like Stig, Sven, Sigfried and such :)
Reply:Swedish:
Bj枚rn (ALT. Bjorn)
Acke
B枚rje
Edvard
G枚ran
Russian:
Alexi
Borislav
Dmitri
Reply:hiram swen
What are the Swedish names for Grandma and Grandpa?
The first answer is almost right, but in Sweden they distinguish between maternal and paternal grandparents. It is very important that one notes which side of the family the grandparents are on.
It depends on which side of the family they are on. For grandfather, it is "farfar" if it is the father's father (paternal grandfather), and "morfar" if it is the mother's father (maternal grandfather). Also, "mormor" if it is the maternal grandmother, and "farmor" if it is the paternal grandmother.
What are the Swedish names for Grandma and Grandpa?
Grandma - Mormor
Grandpa - Farfar
It depends on which side of the family they are on. For grandfather, it is "farfar" if it is the father's father (paternal grandfather), and "morfar" if it is the mother's father (maternal grandfather). Also, "mormor" if it is the maternal grandmother, and "farmor" if it is the paternal grandmother.
What are the Swedish names for Grandma and Grandpa?
Grandma - Mormor
Grandpa - Farfar
How do you pronounce the names of the following Swedish cities?
Vaxjo
Ljud
Jonkoping
Malmo
(Sorry, I don't have keyboard for marks over the vowels0
How do you pronounce the names of the following Swedish cities?
Difficult to give an exact equiv:
This is an approx.:
V盲xj枚 = vaekshr
Ljud = "Jude" with the J pronounced like a Y
J枚nk枚ping = Yourn-shurping
Malm枚 = Mal mur (Like in the Sp. "Mal(o)")
Helpful, perhaps??
JohnW
Reply:Mal' e moo
grappling
Ljud
Jonkoping
Malmo
(Sorry, I don't have keyboard for marks over the vowels0
How do you pronounce the names of the following Swedish cities?
Difficult to give an exact equiv:
This is an approx.:
V盲xj枚 = vaekshr
Ljud = "Jude" with the J pronounced like a Y
J枚nk枚ping = Yourn-shurping
Malm枚 = Mal mur (Like in the Sp. "Mal(o)")
Helpful, perhaps??
JohnW
Reply:Mal' e moo
grappling
What does H:son mean in Swedish names?
In names like "Johan H:son Kjellgren," the middle name is abbreviated. What's the full version, and why is it shortened?
What does H:son mean in Swedish names?
.
Someone has kept their maiden name and does not necessarily want to spell it out.
One "translation" would be "Hanson", "Hansson", or some such....
Hope this helped.
JohnW
What does H:son mean in Swedish names?
.
Someone has kept their maiden name and does not necessarily want to spell it out.
One "translation" would be "Hanson", "Hansson", or some such....
Hope this helped.
JohnW
Nice Swedish names which also go well in English speaking countires?
I already have a son called Lucas but struggling to think of the name for the next. I am part Swedish and really want a Swedish name which goes well in English too.
Nice Swedish names which also go well in English speaking countires?
Girl:
Annika/Anika
Astrid
Birgitta
Catrine
Ingrid
Katarina
Linn茅a
Josefina
Malin
Merit
Margareta
Vivika/Vivica
Boy:
Anders
Erik
Lorens
Lars
Oskar
Soren
Thorsten
Valdemar
Joel
Reply:How about Freia, that's my names and my swedish relatives like it alot though it is scandinavian, not swedish. Or Linea, Idia (Eda) or Martina, some of my cousins names which I think are nice and would work in English too. Hope this helps! x
Reply:I love the name Lucas it is so beautiful! I'm Swedish as well and my favourite names are Edward and Daniel. And Virginia for a girl but that doesn't really work in Swedish.
My nephew is called Malte. Which in Swedish is really cute but in English is like... "Malty??". Really doesn't work.
Reply:Annah
Anneke or Anneka
Britta-strong
Carina-form of Karen
Becka-to tie
Kareena-pure
Karyna-pure
Kia-pet form of Kiana
Kolina -pure
Kolleen a form of Kolina
Malena-form of magdalen
Rika-ruler
Valda-famous ruler
Ola-ancestor
Naima-tranquil
Anderson-male
Arvid -eagle of woods
Jons-god is gracious
Kalle-free mean
Krister-a form of christian
Kristofer-a form of christopher
Marten
Mikeal-a form of Michael
Niklas-a form of Nicolas
Petter-stone
Rickard-form of richard
Rolle-form of roland
Sten=stone
strom-river
Reply:Girls: Alexandra, Christina, Ella, Emma, Gabriella, Isabella, Julia, Laura, Olivia, Rosa, Sara
Boys: Adam, Alexander, Elliot, Felix, Joel, Liam, Mark, Max, William
There are loads more here too:
http://www.babynames.org.uk/swedish-baby...
Reply:Hello I am 100% Swedish American myself.
Girls
Lena Kristina Lee-nah
Linnea Katherine Lyn- nay- ah
Mata Lucia Met- ah
Elsa Linnnea
Kjersten Lind Kjer sten
Elsa Amilia
Anna Katherine
Lina Mata Lyn- ah
Gretta Linnea
Anna Magretta Mah- grett ah
Karen Irene
Bridget Lyn
Elga
Svea Ellen
Sonja Nella
Nella Kjersten
Margiretta
Amilia
Lucia
Erik
Anders On-ders
Bjorn
Pear
Sven
Sten
Jon
Carl
Lars
Dahl
Einor
Clarence
Olof
Petter
Reply:Hey
to answer your question.
Anderson-Male
Henrika-Female
Hulda-Female
Huldah-Female
Karina-Female
Kia-Female
Lindell-Male
Marten-Male
Mia-Girl------------------------------... Really like Mia
Olander-Male
Rebecka-Female
Petter-Male
Reply:Try this link:
babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com
/swedish-names.html
Lots of Swedish baby names, origins and so forth.
I hope it helps.
Reply:For a girl:
Evelina or Sofia
For a boy:
Sebastian or Samuel
Hope this helps, I just know a few swedish names and picked the ones which would sound the best in English too.
Good luck :)
Reply:Boy names:
Adam
Adrian
Elliot
Georg
Hugo
Karl
Oliver
Simon
Stefan
Girl names:
Alexandra
Alice
Anna
Carine/Carina
Christina
Elsa
Gerda
Hanna
Karla/Klara
Laura
Sonja
Hope I helped. =)
Reply:girls-
freya
annika
astrid
karin
erica
anja (anya)
ingrid
kia (short form of kristina)
matilda
boys-
mattias
alvar
bjorn
eric
fredrik
isak
joran (pronounced yoran)
soren
sten
good luck and congratulations
Reply:I really like Stine and Sonja.
There was a foreign exchange student who came to my high school two years ago and her name was Stine. It was pronounced "STEE-NAH." I thought it was really pretty.
Reply:
Hi,
Boys Names
Anderson
Girls
Mia
Naima
Rebecka
Lx
Reply:Boy or Girl?
Henrik
Albin
Christian
Elias
Alexandra
Anneleise
Christine
Elisabeth
Reply:Stellan
Reply:Markus
Reply: Gunnar is a good name. As is Erik Or Sven. -Just don't call him Ikea!-
Reply:I think Axl (or its variant spellings) is cool for a boy. Anna is plain but always pretty.
Good luck.
Reply:What about Erik (Eric) or Sven?
Reply:randi??
Nice Swedish names which also go well in English speaking countires?
Girl:
Annika/Anika
Astrid
Birgitta
Catrine
Ingrid
Katarina
Linn茅a
Josefina
Malin
Merit
Margareta
Vivika/Vivica
Boy:
Anders
Erik
Lorens
Lars
Oskar
Soren
Thorsten
Valdemar
Joel
Reply:How about Freia, that's my names and my swedish relatives like it alot though it is scandinavian, not swedish. Or Linea, Idia (Eda) or Martina, some of my cousins names which I think are nice and would work in English too. Hope this helps! x
Reply:I love the name Lucas it is so beautiful! I'm Swedish as well and my favourite names are Edward and Daniel. And Virginia for a girl but that doesn't really work in Swedish.
My nephew is called Malte. Which in Swedish is really cute but in English is like... "Malty??". Really doesn't work.
Reply:Annah
Anneke or Anneka
Britta-strong
Carina-form of Karen
Becka-to tie
Kareena-pure
Karyna-pure
Kia-pet form of Kiana
Kolina -pure
Kolleen a form of Kolina
Malena-form of magdalen
Rika-ruler
Valda-famous ruler
Ola-ancestor
Naima-tranquil
Anderson-male
Arvid -eagle of woods
Jons-god is gracious
Kalle-free mean
Krister-a form of christian
Kristofer-a form of christopher
Marten
Mikeal-a form of Michael
Niklas-a form of Nicolas
Petter-stone
Rickard-form of richard
Rolle-form of roland
Sten=stone
strom-river
Reply:Girls: Alexandra, Christina, Ella, Emma, Gabriella, Isabella, Julia, Laura, Olivia, Rosa, Sara
Boys: Adam, Alexander, Elliot, Felix, Joel, Liam, Mark, Max, William
There are loads more here too:
http://www.babynames.org.uk/swedish-baby...
Reply:Hello I am 100% Swedish American myself.
Girls
Lena Kristina Lee-nah
Linnea Katherine Lyn- nay- ah
Mata Lucia Met- ah
Elsa Linnnea
Kjersten Lind Kjer sten
Elsa Amilia
Anna Katherine
Lina Mata Lyn- ah
Gretta Linnea
Anna Magretta Mah- grett ah
Karen Irene
Bridget Lyn
Elga
Svea Ellen
Sonja Nella
Nella Kjersten
Margiretta
Amilia
Lucia
Erik
Anders On-ders
Bjorn
Pear
Sven
Sten
Jon
Carl
Lars
Dahl
Einor
Clarence
Olof
Petter
Reply:Hey
to answer your question.
Anderson-Male
Henrika-Female
Hulda-Female
Huldah-Female
Karina-Female
Kia-Female
Lindell-Male
Marten-Male
Mia-Girl------------------------------... Really like Mia
Olander-Male
Rebecka-Female
Petter-Male
Reply:Try this link:
babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com
/swedish-names.html
Lots of Swedish baby names, origins and so forth.
I hope it helps.
Reply:For a girl:
Evelina or Sofia
For a boy:
Sebastian or Samuel
Hope this helps, I just know a few swedish names and picked the ones which would sound the best in English too.
Good luck :)
Reply:Boy names:
Adam
Adrian
Elliot
Georg
Hugo
Karl
Oliver
Simon
Stefan
Girl names:
Alexandra
Alice
Anna
Carine/Carina
Christina
Elsa
Gerda
Hanna
Karla/Klara
Laura
Sonja
Hope I helped. =)
Reply:girls-
freya
annika
astrid
karin
erica
anja (anya)
ingrid
kia (short form of kristina)
matilda
boys-
mattias
alvar
bjorn
eric
fredrik
isak
joran (pronounced yoran)
soren
sten
good luck and congratulations
Reply:I really like Stine and Sonja.
There was a foreign exchange student who came to my high school two years ago and her name was Stine. It was pronounced "STEE-NAH." I thought it was really pretty.
Reply:
Hi,
Boys Names
Anderson
Girls
Mia
Naima
Rebecka
Lx
Reply:Boy or Girl?
Henrik
Albin
Christian
Elias
Alexandra
Anneleise
Christine
Elisabeth
Reply:Stellan
Reply:Markus
Reply: Gunnar is a good name. As is Erik Or Sven. -Just don't call him Ikea!-
Reply:I think Axl (or its variant spellings) is cool for a boy. Anna is plain but always pretty.
Good luck.
Reply:What about Erik (Eric) or Sven?
Reply:randi??
How do you pronounce these swedish names?
Fran莽oise, Johan, Emile, and Andr茅
Its confusing me because those are the names of my soon-to-be-host-family in france except they are swedish immigrants. So I would know how to pronounce them in french, but I'm not sure if its the same in swedish and I really want to pronouce their names the swedish way.
How do you pronounce these swedish names?
Frahn-swah, Yo-hahn, Emeel or Emeelay (not sure, sorry), and Ahn-dray.
Either way, you should always ask how to pronounce their names when you meet them. It can't be taken as rude, you're not familiar with their pronunciations. They should be a little understanding seeing as they are immigrants themselves.
Reply:first one is pronounced fran- swar
Its confusing me because those are the names of my soon-to-be-host-family in france except they are swedish immigrants. So I would know how to pronounce them in french, but I'm not sure if its the same in swedish and I really want to pronouce their names the swedish way.
How do you pronounce these swedish names?
Frahn-swah, Yo-hahn, Emeel or Emeelay (not sure, sorry), and Ahn-dray.
Either way, you should always ask how to pronounce their names when you meet them. It can't be taken as rude, you're not familiar with their pronunciations. They should be a little understanding seeing as they are immigrants themselves.
Reply:first one is pronounced fran- swar
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