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Adonai, Adonay
Adonis
Ansgar
Ararat
Ayomide
Balthazar
Benicio
Boo - alternative spelling of Bo, which was popular in the 1940s-50s
Boston
Brooklyn
Carl Wilhelm
Carl-Axel
Constantine
Demian
Diego
Eivind - variant of Øyvind
Elling - form of Erling
Ezekiel
Fenix - means "phoenix"
Filemon
Fingal
Fjodor - ie Fyodor, the way we transcribe Russian names
Frasse - nickname for Frans
Grimm
Imre
Jojje - nickname for several names, most commonly Georg and names with a Jo- in them, I think
Kaspar
Kjell
Lev
Link
Lycke - variant of the Danish Lykke or the Swedish Lycka, both meaning "happiness", though it's usually a girls' name
Merlin
Messi
Mimer - from Norse mythology
Musse - Swedish name for Mickey Mouse
Nox
Pax
Pim
Primus
Quintus
Ramadan
Ramses
Rui
Samim
Sidney
Sion - Swedish form of Zion, which 16 children were named, both are SEE-on
Sol - means "sun"
Torkel
Toste - form of Torsten
Trond
Tudor
Tyke
Ulf
Vile - not the English word but an Old Norse god
Vladimir
Våge - possibly a form of Vagn (meaning "wagon"), though "våg" in modern Swedish means "wave"