16 Swedish Baby Names That Are the Absolute Cutest

For a girl

Meaning: “Beautiful goddess.” (No pressure, baby.)

For a boy

Meaning: In a word, “great.” As in: “Do you like your chevron pajama pants? "Because I think they’re ‘magnus.’"

For a boy

Meaning:baby carrier. Er, "bear."

For a girl

Meaning: The Swedish form of Evelyn, it means “light” and “life.”

For a boy

Meaning: Saint Olaf was the patron saint of Norway. Also, "snowman."

For a girl

Meaning: It means “star,” so if you’re looking to raise a little Shirley Temple, it’s not a bad pick.

For a girl

Meaning: It’s a variation of the name Madeleine, and it’s sweet and elegant all at once.

For a boy

Meaning: The name means “happy” and “lucky” (a pretty good combo if you ask us).

For a girl

Meaning: The Swedish form of Margaret, it also means “pearl.”

For a boy

Meaning: One of the most popular names in Sweden, it means “Father of Peace.” (Bring on the Guns N’ Roses references at your own risk.)

For a girl

Meaning: The name--which means “light”--is also the Swedish rendition of Helen.

For a boy

Meaning: Directly translated, it means “hailing from the place of laurel.” In other words… Olympian!

For a girl

Meaning: It means “brave in war.” It’s also adorable.

For a boy

Meaning: “Leaping warrior.” Pairs well with glasses.

For a girl

Meaning: “beautiful and feminine.” Bless.

For a girl

Meaning: “Joyful” and “noble.” As for theFrozenreference? Embrace it, love it, let it go.