Norse Names Novels & Stories

Eva Fenrir— The Primordial Wolf, Sköll— The Sun Hunter, Hati— The Moon Hunter, Fenris Graymane— Tribal Elder: Keeper of the Lore, Thiess the Sentinel— Heroic Defender, Remnar Monteal—Tragic Werewolf. My index finger paused, looming over the name. Remnar Monteal. Could Monteal mean the same Monteal I know? The names were carved into the deep-mahogany page of a weighted book I had struggled to open initially.

their futures are different in her mind, they contain a purpose that she didn't realize before that she needed or wanted, a connection that makes it so much better. "If he's a boy, let's name him Erik." Loras proposes and Astrid rises her eyebrows. "Erik?" "It means absolute ruler in the old language. Erik the second was one of the greatest kings that our history knows." He explains and looks away in a rare sight of the king being a bit embarrassed. "I always wanted to name my child that way, but when Omar was born it was customary for the king to name the prince." "Alright then, my king. But if you choose the boy's name, I will choose it in case we have a girl. Diana."

My mother and Eric's mother were Scandinavians and they were also best friends. My mother was of Vikings descent. They're the Norsemen raiders and warriors, that was why I was named Thor, the most widely-known powerful god of thunder, known for his bravery, strength, and healing powers? Eric's mother was the first to move to America when she got mated to an American who came to Denmark for business. The month her best friend left, my mom followed suit. Not because she also found her mate in an American shifter but because she missed her best friend

he says, and I’m about to smile when the name Arkyn gets my attention. I shoot up and narrow my eyes at him. “Excuse me? Arkyn? When did we decide on that name?” I ask, and he grins. “He’ll be my first born son, and his name will mean the eternal king’s son; it is a strong Norse name and fitting for a Lycan Prince,” he says proudly, and I scoff. “We don’t know if this is a boy or a girl yet!” I try to argue even though I have just completely fallen in love with that name. It’s not fair that he’s chosen such a perfect name for our son when I have been wracking my brain for one!