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Danish Names
by GeorgiaScarlett
6/24/2008, 2:59 PM
I need some Danish names but I dislike names like "Anna", "Laura", "Sarah", "Ella" or "Victoria". They don't seem Danish to me at all even though they're common in Denmark. I also dislike names which is strange and very rare.
Scandinavians, especially Danes, are highly welcome to answer.
Thanks.EDIT: For a girl please and I already checked the Danish Section in this site. Most of them seemed strange to me.

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- Lea M (lcgirl20)
6/24/2008, 6:29 PM
Here are some that were used in the late 1700s/early 1800s...Michael
Ane
Peter
Christian
Maren
Kirstine
Petrea
Severine
Nicoline
Christine
Soren (I love this one!)
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- Hannah Ruth
6/24/2008, 3:18 PM
Maren, Soren, Viggo?
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- Bear
6/24/2008, 3:10 PM
Anneke and Soren are the only Danish names that I know off hand. Excuse me while I check my (mostly) relible baby name book.How about:Bardo, Christoffer, Clemens (love that one), Edvard, Ejnar, Frants, Jensine, Karen (of course! Ms. Blixen!), Knud / Knute, Kristan, Lauritz, Malena, Niels, Poul, Svend.Or you could go to the home page here at BtN and click on the "Danish" link.
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