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Swedish Names for Boys

Swedish names for boys can be a severe lot to the American ear, with only a few choices such as Stellan outside of Stockholm. The most popular names for boys in Sweden are a pan-European lot, dominated by Oscar, Lucas, William, Liam, and Oliver, all also popular in the UK, the US, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, and other countries throughout Europe and the English-speaking world. A few more exotic choices from the top of the Swedish boys' list are Ludvig, Axel, Nils, and Arvid, though not all of these originate in the Swedish language. Melvin is a popular name for boys in Sweden, as are Gustav, Viggo, Sixten, and Love.

Browse all the Swedish names for boys on our website here. The top names below rank among the current US Top 1000 Baby Names and are ordered by popularity. Unique names rank below the Top 1000 and are listed alphabetically.

Stellan

Meaning: calm

Origin:Swedish, meaning unknown , possibly "calm"
214
Ambrosius The classy and attractive name Ambrosius can...
Origin:Greek
3549
Adolphus

Meaning: noble wolf

Origin:Latin
3617
Bjorn

Meaning: bear

Origin:Swedish
560
Barthelemy The meaning of Barthelemy is 'son of furrows...
Origin:French form of Bartholomew
6860
Valdemar Valdemar is of Scandinavian origin and it is...
Origin:Nordic variation of Vladimir
1884
Ernst The meaning of Ernst is explained as a 'seri...
Origin:German variation of Ernest
5281
Arvid

Meaning: eagle-tree

Origin:Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
1384
Melker

Meaning: city of the king; king of light

Origin:Modern Swedish variation of Melchior
5426
Olin

Meaning: to inherit

Origin:Swedish
1500
Stig

Meaning: wanderer

Origin:Swedish
5348
Berquist

Meaning: mountain twig

Origin:Swedish
9977
Sten

Meaning: a stone

Origin:Swedish
4281
Lukas

Meaning: man from Lucanus

Origin:German variation of Lucas
1060
Ulf

Meaning: wolf

Origin:Scandinavian
4210
Luck Number: 9
0
Evert

Meaning: brave boar

Origin:English, variation of Everett, from German Eberhard
5516
Filip

Meaning: lover of horses

Origin:Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Polish, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Macedonian, Romanian, and Finnish variation of Philip, Greek
3329
Klemens This name stems from the Latin clēmēns, mean...
Origin:German and Swedish variation of Clement
12693
Nansen

Meaning: son of Nancy

Origin:Swedish
11971