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[Opinions] Interesting names from BA's in Uppsala, Sweden 2012 - 2013
From January 2012 to January 2013:Lou (boy)
Jeremia
Bonny
Flora
Valde (boy) and Helga, big sister Inga
Elvira, big brother Vigor
Lion
Doris
Einar Osbourne
Aston (girl!)
Thilo, big sister Nohmi
Ella Lovelia Susanna
Anna Clementina
Adeline, big sister Aurelia
Luna, big sister Nova
Kiara
Enja
Naima
Ralf
Liona
Odd
Willemo (girl)
Thelise
Dorothea
Elmo
Lotten (see Lotta)
Livie (girl)
Turid
Assucena
Erla
Lorelei
Helmy
Celeste Gloria Mariette
Jax
Allan
Vile
Josine
Zion, big sister Ilona
Emilian
Medina
Levin
Ebbot (after a singer whose real name is Torbjörn; he turned his nn Tobbe backwards)
Leia Devalia
Uno
Levis
Imanuel
Gösta
Merlin
Sandie
Lage
Idéa (idé is the Swedish word for idea)
Konrad
Truls
Tryggve and Valter
Tristan
Jona (boy)
Triplets! Elin, Oscar and Filip
Bastian
Rio (boy)
Corinne
Sveva Marie
Ridley Julius Quentin
Arild
Emy-Lo
Ante
Idun
Per Junior
Alida
Louie
Milion
Ossie (girl)
Caspian Anders Haile
Leksis (boy)
Hope
Humla (”bumble bee” in Swedish)
Imilia
Lex
Agaton
Farrah
Sivert (see Sigvard)
Wynja (a rune)
Bonnie
Tiger (boy)
Essi (girl)
Zelda
Liam William (meh)
Stellan
Phoenix (girl; big brother is Kiran)
Gineva

This message was edited 2/14/2013, 1:18 PM

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I like/love (*) the following:Bonny
Flora (*)
Helga (*) (Inga)
Elvira (Vigor) (Is Vigor a legitimate name in Sweden? I really like it!)
Doris (*)
Einar
Anna Clementina (so regal; I love Clementina)
Adeline (Aurelia)
Naima
Willemo (Is this legitimate? It's so willowy!)
Dorothea (*)
Elmo
Lorelei
Helmy (as a nickname for Wilhelm or Helmine / Wilhelmina / Wilhelmine)
Celeste Gloria Mariette (so jaunty)
Josine
Emilian
Konrad
Elin, Oscar and Filip
Corinne
Sveva
Julius Quentin (*)
Idun
Alida
Caspian Anders Haile
Humla (adorable!)
Lex (as a nickname)
Agaton (prefer Agathon)
Bonnie
Zelda (*)
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Vigor has been used (rarely) in Sweden since the late 19th century. It's more likely inspired by Latin than by English (Vitalis was also common here at the same time), but I feel people tend to associate it more with Old Norse names nowadays. Probably because it's similar to Viggo and Vidar.
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Most names are legitimate in Sweden, there are very few exceptions nowadays.
Villemo is an old Nordic name. It may be a variant of Vilhelm or a variant of Vellamo, which is a character in the Finnish national epos Kalevala.

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Well, I’m glad to see: Flora
Anna Clementina
Aurelia
Dorothea
Lorelei
Ilona
Emilian
Imanuel
Jona –this is a male name here and while it’s very rare I’ve seen it a few time in the past few years
Bastian
Rio
Sveva Marie
Ante
Idun
Hope
Tiger -this is a GP for me
Kiran -and on a boy
Liam William -I would have loved William, nn Liam
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