Finnish

Finnish baby names often reflect the country’s deep connection to nature, mythology, and linguistic traditions. There’s also a strong tradition of using names that are easy to pronounce and spell in Finnish, such as Eero and Elina.

  • Kalle

    Gender: BoyOrigin: Scandinavian and FinnishMeaning: Free manPopularity: Not in the…

  • Ilona

    Hungarian, Finnish, and Slavic, “light or torch, joy or delight.”

  • Velho

    Finnish, “wizard, elderly.”

  • Alula

    Arabic, “the first leap.”

  • Amma

    Norse, African “grandmother, born on Saturday.”

  • Arto

    Celtic, “bear; rock, Thor’s eagle.”

  • Venla

    Finnish, “to travel, to proceed.”

  • Veera

    Finnish, “faith; victory bringer; truth.”

  • Tuula

    Finnish and Scandinavian, “wind.”

  • Terhi

    Finnish, “flower, acorn, mist.”

  • Teija

    Finnish, “gift of god.”

  • Taika

    Finnish, “magic, witchcraft.”

  • Tarja

    Finnish, “who holds firm the good, myth, legend.”

  • Tähti

    Finnish and Estonian, “star.” 

  • Suvi

    Finnish, “summer, south, thaw.”

  • Stiina

    Finnish, “Christian.” 

  • Soile

    Finnish, “glow of the northern polar lights, soil, earth.” 

  • Sohvi

    Finnish, “wisdom.”

  • Siiri

    Finnish and Estonian, “beautiful victory.”

  • Seija

    Finnish, “tranquil, serene, lamb of God.”

  • Seela

    Finnish, “safe; sound.”

  • Sari

    Finnish, “bird.”

  • Saija

    Finnish, “princess, kind.”

  • Minea

    Finnish, “gentle” or “tender.”

  • Milja

    Finnish, “rival, gracious.”

  • Neea

    Finnish, “lime tree.”