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Swedish November babies feat. Lexie-Lee, Kingston and Winter

by Caprice (guest)

12/1/2017, 5:02 AM

GIRLS
Alicia
Hilma
Evelyn
Vera
Lowisa (William)
Sarah (Eric)
Nova (Max; Leo)
Alicia
Nellie
Emma
Astrid
Majken (Signe)
Arnela
Linnea
Lexi-Lee Inez
Isabelle
Minnea (Adrian)
Alina (Vincent)
Isolde (Valentin; Love) - pr. LOU-veh
Julia
Cleo
Estrid (Kerstin)
Melissa (Melvin; Albin; Filippa)
Ester (Hannes)
Bianca (Dante; Louie)
Helmi (Aili; Lima; Edith)
Amelia

BOYS
Vile (Zion) - Vile is pr. "VEE-leh"
Filip (Nora; Line; Hanne)
Hjalmar (Alma; Svea)
Harry (Tyra)
Noel
Alfred (Thyra)
Lukas (Josephine)
Hugo
Adam (Liam; Elias)
Gabriel (Ella; Noah)
Ahmed (Mohammed; Walaa; Tasnem; Dania)
Adrian
Wilhelm (Maja; Milton)
Elmer
William (Isabelle)
Axel (Jakob)
Max (Millie; Mineah)
Kigston
Rasmus
Winter (Wilmer)
Malte (Amanda; Mille; Viggo; Oskar; Filip; Johan)
Walde (Alina; Lovis; Malva)

#Swedish

Replies

- Jasmine (silly_rabbit)

12/2/2017, 2:59 PM

I like:

Nova
Alicia
Lexi-Lee Inez - a bit twee but fun to say; I like Inez
Julia
Cleo
Bianca (Dante; Louie) - I’m so torn about this name. It’s intriguing but somehow sounds harsh.

Zion
Noel
Adam
Adrian
Maja
Isabelle
Axel
Winter

- Laslow (Buneary) +1

12/2/2017, 6:41 AM

I have a question: are V and W interchangeable in Swedish? I've noticed a lot of Swedish names, such as Wilhelm, seem to have both V and W spellings.

Winter sounds really fitting for Sweden even though it's not a Swedish name.

- Ninor (Frozten)

12/2/2017, 9:10 AM

Yes, V and W are pronounced the same, so sometimes people change the spelling to make it look more creative, fancy etc.

I guess Winter will work pretty well here, even though it's not commonly used. Vinter is the Swedish spelling for winter, so it should be easy enough.