| Gerlach | Scandinavian | Spear thrower. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ebba | Scandinavian | Wild boar | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Joren | Scandinavian | Farmer, | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Osker | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Dagfinnr | Scandinavian | Bright Finn | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Borc | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ingelise | Scandinavian | Combination name pairing Inga and Liese | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Nisse | Scandinavian | Friendly elf | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Nysse | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ryden | Scandinavian | Horseman; rider. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Rydell | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Yanaha | Scandinavian | Nimble, light-footed; variant of Oletha | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Oletha | Scandinavian | Nimble, light-footed | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Idony | Scandinavian | Renewed, rejuvenated; In Norse mythology, she was the goddess of spring and immortality charged with guarding the gods'' apples of youth. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ulicia | Scandinavian | Wolf, | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Usbeorn | Scandinavian | Little bear; Saint Ursula was a British princess who was martyred for her faith during her return from a pilgrimage to Rome., | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ranell | Scandinavian | Strong counselor. From the ancient personal name Ragnar., | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eerika | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Erkki | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eurico | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eero | Scandinavian | Eternal ruler, forever strong; variant of Eric | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Whitlaw | Scandinavian | From the white dwelling | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Wealaworth | Scandinavian | The land by the path or road; The mythological Scandinavian Wayland was a blacksmith with supernatural powers similar to Vulcan., | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Thwayya | Scandinavian | Thunder; a surname and variant of Thor | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Nielsson | Scandinavian | Victorious; This New Testament name grew in popularity through Saint Nicholas, a fourth-century bishop known as the patron saint of sailors, travelers, bakers, merchants, and especially children. Saint Nicholas is now best known in the United States as Santa Claus, a name that comes from Sinterklaas, which is Dutch for Saint Nicholas. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Niets | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Daegal | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Raynell | Scandinavian | Strong counselor. From the ancient personal name Ragnar. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ive | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Karalyn | Scandinavian | Pure; abbreviation of Katherine | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Karalynn | Scandinavian | Pure; abbreviation of Katherine | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Kariann | Scandinavian | Pure; abbreviation of Katherine | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Karielle | Scandinavian | Pure; abbreviation of Katherine | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eyolf | Scandinavian | Lucky wolf. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eyulf | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Esket | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eiliv | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Birgin | Scandinavian | Lives on the hillside. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Thorsson | Scandinavian | Thunder.' Surname. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Thurman | Scandinavian | Thunder.' Surname. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Folki | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Fridtjof | Scandinavian | Thief of peace. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Jorey | Scandinavian | Variant of George. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Jorian | Scandinavian | Variant of George. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Fridtjov | Scandinavian | Thief of peace. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Fritjov | Scandinavian | Thief of peace. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Elov | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Elof | Scandinavian | - | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Eluf | Scandinavian | Only descendent; sole heir. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
| Ebbe | Scandinavian | Divine bear. | Boy | | | Shortlist |
