Top 40 names used in 2009 in Norway
Jan. 28th, 2010 03:33 amThe statistics were just released, YAY! :D
Girls:
1. Emma
2. Linnea/Linea
3. Nora
4. Sofie/Sophie
5. Sarah/Sara
6. Thea/Tea
7. Emilie
8. Ida
9. Julie
10. Ingrid
11. Hannah/Hanna
12. Anna
13. Leah/Lea
14. Amalie
15. Maria
16. Vilde
17. Maja/Maia/Maya
18. Mathilde/Matilde
19. Martine
20. Malin
21. Mia
22. Tuva
23. Aurora
24. Frida
25. Selma
26. Victoria/Viktoria
27. Ella
28. Karoline/Caroline
29. Marie
30. Sofia/Sophia
31. Andrea
32. Elise
33. Jenny
34. Oda
35. Mina
36. Hedda
37. Natalie/Nathalie
38. Mari
39. Eline
40. Tiril/Tirill
Boys:
1. Lucas/Lukas
2. Emil
3. Alexander/Aleksander
4. Oliver
5. Mathias/Matias
6. Jonas
7. Markus/Marcus
8. William
9. Sander
10. Magnus
11. Adrian
12. Noah/Noa
13. Kristian/Christian
14. Sebastian
15. Daniel
16. Andreas
17. Jakob/Jacob
18. Tobias
19. Filip/Philip/Fillip
20. Henrik
21. Isak/Isaac/Isac
22. Kasper/Casper
23. Martin
24. Benjamin
25. Kristoffer/Christoffer/Christopher
26. Elias
27. Oskar/Oscar
28. Marius
29. Axel/Aksel
30. Nikolai/Nicolai/Nicolay
31. Leon
32. Theodor/Teodor
33. Fredrik/Frederick/Frederik
34. Sondre
35. Jonathan/Jonatan
36. Erik/Eric
37. Mats/Mads
38. Johannes
39. Eirik
40. Håkon
When several spellings have been used, I've put both :)
Marie and Mari are pronounced differently in Norwegian, same with Emilie and Amalie.
Edited to add a few things:
Visited an old aunt of my dad's today who told us that her newest great grandkid was born on Christmas Eve, a little girl named Rosita. The big brother is named Matheo.
Also, saw a news article about these top names of 2009, and this one guy stated in the discussion forum that because people choose biblical names, they must be a lot more religious than they claim to be. I don't agree with this. I myself is an atheist, but most of the names I like are from the bible. I only know they're from the bible because I'm interested in names, seeing as I've never actually read the bible. I was just wondering what you guys think. Do you think when you choose a biblical name for your child that you have to be religious?
Girls:
1. Emma
2. Linnea/Linea
3. Nora
4. Sofie/Sophie
5. Sarah/Sara
6. Thea/Tea
7. Emilie
8. Ida
9. Julie
10. Ingrid
11. Hannah/Hanna
12. Anna
13. Leah/Lea
14. Amalie
15. Maria
16. Vilde
17. Maja/Maia/Maya
18. Mathilde/Matilde
19. Martine
20. Malin
21. Mia
22. Tuva
23. Aurora
24. Frida
25. Selma
26. Victoria/Viktoria
27. Ella
28. Karoline/Caroline
29. Marie
30. Sofia/Sophia
31. Andrea
32. Elise
33. Jenny
34. Oda
35. Mina
36. Hedda
37. Natalie/Nathalie
38. Mari
39. Eline
40. Tiril/Tirill
Boys:
1. Lucas/Lukas
2. Emil
3. Alexander/Aleksander
4. Oliver
5. Mathias/Matias
6. Jonas
7. Markus/Marcus
8. William
9. Sander
10. Magnus
11. Adrian
12. Noah/Noa
13. Kristian/Christian
14. Sebastian
15. Daniel
16. Andreas
17. Jakob/Jacob
18. Tobias
19. Filip/Philip/Fillip
20. Henrik
21. Isak/Isaac/Isac
22. Kasper/Casper
23. Martin
24. Benjamin
25. Kristoffer/Christoffer/Christopher
26. Elias
27. Oskar/Oscar
28. Marius
29. Axel/Aksel
30. Nikolai/Nicolai/Nicolay
31. Leon
32. Theodor/Teodor
33. Fredrik/Frederick/Frederik
34. Sondre
35. Jonathan/Jonatan
36. Erik/Eric
37. Mats/Mads
38. Johannes
39. Eirik
40. Håkon
When several spellings have been used, I've put both :)
Marie and Mari are pronounced differently in Norwegian, same with Emilie and Amalie.
Edited to add a few things:
Visited an old aunt of my dad's today who told us that her newest great grandkid was born on Christmas Eve, a little girl named Rosita. The big brother is named Matheo.
Also, saw a news article about these top names of 2009, and this one guy stated in the discussion forum that because people choose biblical names, they must be a lot more religious than they claim to be. I don't agree with this. I myself is an atheist, but most of the names I like are from the bible. I only know they're from the bible because I'm interested in names, seeing as I've never actually read the bible. I was just wondering what you guys think. Do you think when you choose a biblical name for your child that you have to be religious?