Viking Names Male Novels & Stories

he leaned back on the sofa, his eyes looking up and to the left as if remembering. “It happened during the battle of Maldon. I was a Viking, one of the few black Vikings. My lineage went back through the Viking god, Odin, and so I was very respected. A warrior in those days fought till the death, and I was no different. We were not fighting a holy war, looking for vengeance, or any other noble means. We were out to claim land for the Olaf. Plain and simple, we were bloodthirsty warriors.

And from my point of view, a perfect father, even if technically speaking he hasn't become one yet. We already knew that the little one would be a boy. When I broke the news to him, he spent three days searching the internet before coming up with the name Eric. Apparently the name came from Scandinavia and meant something like 'eternal ruler'. He had prepared a whole series of arguments with which he wanted to verbally torture me, but I said yes to him. Because I damn well liked Eric Haves. Plus, I kind of suspected that he would be a girl's heartbreaker one day, but I'd rather not tell Ollie that.

*Luca* “I have gotten an answer on the mail I sent to that guy in Ireland. His name is Gunnar Holmvik”. Andres is stuffing the last bit of dinner in his mouth as he pulls out his tablet. “He writes the sickest things about how it was before the vikings and stuff. Did you know that back then it was an honour to give birth to a son with the ability to change into a wolf ? It made him a great warrior and he was almost guaranteed to die in battle”. Andreas looks excited, the rest of us are looking at him confused. “To be resurrected as einherjar and get a spot in Odin’s army at Ragnarok of course”.

I made a mental note to use their Dragonese names since it seemed disrespectful otherwise. (Pronunciation: Gærriðla is GAYR-ri-the-lah. Óðinn is OH-thin. Sigríðr is SIG-reeth.) I looked at Asher with a questioning expression, surprised that he hadn't told me this already. "Sorry, my love," he mind-linked me, his cheeks red with embarrassment and his voice sounding the same. "I completely forgot about that. My Dragonese name is Ásgeir. My father's is Dreki, and you have met Klómur and Svartur, who are Talon and Sable."

Old Viking names and meanings: Toke – Thor, and helmet Bo – The resident Rune – Secret Birger – Keeper Ulf – Wolf Eir (Old Norse: [ˈɛir], "protection, help, mercy") is a goddess or valkyrie associated with medical skill.

Davis and I walked over, holding them out for her to see. “Strong, just like their parents. What are you naming them?” “The warrior and the Viking.” I laughed, joking, of course. “Hilda and Henry,” Davis and I said in unison, having already spoken about names to the lengths of time the past few weeks. We had 2 boy names and 2 girl names picked and we tried to make them all match in a way. “Such perfect names.”

A true VIKINGS should be able to perceive his own blood even from it's silhouettes… This trait has been passed down From the Ancestral Wolves… Embedded in the leader of the VIKINGS and it's descendants Even the Breeze cackled at those who called the legitimate son of the Vikings a “BASTARD “ The storm had only begun.

“Now… Are you done laughing over there, Viking Boy?” “Why are you keep calling me ‘Viking Boy’?” he asked to clarify. “Where did that come from?”

Kulavaar (Koola-VAHR): Kotchel – (KOTCH-ell) Kayse – (KAY-se) Caulan – (COLL-an) The Dwarves The Ne’Lehts (Neh-LEHTS) Clan: Clan Leader: Kol – (KOHL) Furgus – (FUR-gus) Haelvor – (HAYL-vohr) Ulfor – (ULF-ohr) Runa – (ROO-nah) Other Clans: Ne’Kirhi – (Neh-KEE-ree) Ne’Chula – (Neh-CHOO-lah)

His voice cracks when it finally comes out. “Alpha—” Eirik’s head turns back to him deathly slow. The air changes around us, I can feel the anger rising in Eirik’s chest. Eirik lifts to his full height, and when he faces the man it’s like watching a strom decide where to land. “What is your name?” he grits out. The hooded wolf swallows, “Haldor.” I don’t recognize it, but that means nothing since I haven’t interacted with many of them.