Aase

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According to my Norwegian mother Lill-Aase Thingvold, b. 1942, Kristiansund N., Møre og Romsdal, Norge, Aase means "Goddess" in Old Norse. Aase is the old-fashioned Norwegian spelling, it is now usually spelled Åse. In fact, most old Norwegian names that used to be spelled with a double "aa" (e.g., Haakon) are now spelled with the letter å taking the place of the double "aa" (e.g., Haakon would now be spelled Håkon, etc.)
― Thingvold  7/18/2023
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I love this name!
― Inxpect  12/21/2020
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It was used by the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen in his play 'Peer Gynt' (1867), where it belongs to the mother of the title character.
― Felie  6/13/2019
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That's cool, Felie.
― noisynora  12/8/2020
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