In the vast tapestry of Norse mythology and history, names hold a special significance. Each name carries with it a rich legacy, often tied to the powerful gods, legendary warriors, and mythical creatures of the North. In this exploration of Norse names starting with the letter “M,” we delve into a world of ancient meaning and cultural resonance, uncovering the stories and symbolism behind these remarkable monikers.
| # | Name | Meaning or Association |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Mjolnir | Thor’s powerful hammer |
| 2. | Midgard | The world of humans, one of the nine realms |
| 3. | Magni | Thor’s son, known for his immense strength |
| 4. | Modi | Another son of Thor, associated with wrath |
| 5. | Muspelheim | The realm of fire, home to the fire giants |
| 6. | Mimir | The wise god whose severed head imparts knowledge |
| 7. | Mani | The god of the Moon |
| 8. | Muninn | One of Odin’s ravens, representing memory |
| 9. | Mimisbrunnr | Mimir’s well of wisdom and knowledge |
| 10. | Mead of Poetry | A magical mead granting the skill of poetry |
| 11. | Midgardsormr | Another name for Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent |
| 12. | Mistletoe | The plant used to kill Balder |
| 13. | Muspell | Another form of Muspelheim, the fiery realm |
| 14. | Mjolnir’s Strike | Referring to the power and impact of Thor’s hammer |
| 15. | Modgudr | The guardian of the bridge over the river Gjoll in Hel |
| 16. | Mengloth | A lesser-known figure in Norse mythology |
| 17. | Mardoll | Another name for the goddess Freyja |
| 18. | Myrkwood | A forest in Norse mythology, associated with darkness |
| 19. | Midgard Serpent | Another name for Jormungandr |
| 20. | Mokkurkalfi | A clay giant created to fight Thor |
| 21. | Menja | A giantess who works at the mill Grotte |
| 22. | Menglod | A giantess or goddess in Norse mythology |
| 23. | Midgard’s Veil | A metaphor for the world’s mysteries or boundaries |
| 24. | Mjolnir’s Might | The formidable power of Thor’s hammer |
| 25. | Mjolnir’s Return | The characteristic of Thor’s hammer to return when thrown |
| 26. | Moinn | A name in Norse mythology, possibly a creature or object |
| 27. | Meili | Thor’s lesser-known brother |
| 28. | Mist | One of the Valkyries in Norse mythology |
| 29. | Modthrytho | A queen in the Anglo-Saxon epic “Beowulf” |
| 30. | Mundilfari | The father of Mani and Sol, the moon and sun |
| 31. | Menglod’s Hall | The dwelling of the giantess or goddess Menglod |
| 32. | Muspel’s Sons | The inhabitants or warriors of Muspelheim |
| 33. | Myrkalfar | A term for dark elves or dwarfs in Norse mythology |
| 34. | Midgard’s Fate | A term for the destiny or future of the human world |
| 35. | Mjolnir’s Power | The strength and capabilities of Thor’s hammer |
| 36. | Myrkheim | Another name for Niflheim, the world of mist and darkness |
| 37. | Mjolnir’s Swing | A reference to Thor wielding his hammer in battle |
| 38. | Mimameidr | A mythical tree in Norse mythology, possibly Yggdrasil |
| 39. | Morn | A name in Norse mythology, meaning “darkness” or “gloom” |
| 40. | Myrkvidr | A dark forest in Norse mythology |
| 41. | Modthryth | A variation of Modthrytho from “Beowulf” |
| 42. | Mjolnir’s Thunder | The sound associated with Thor’s hammer |
| 43. | Midgard’s Champion | A term for a hero or defender of the human realm |
| 44. | Mjolnir’s Flight | The journey of Thor’s hammer when thrown |
| 45. | Mardalf | A lesser-known figure in Norse mythology |
| 46. | Midgard’s Watchman | A term for Heimdall, guardian of the Bifrost bridge |
| 47. | Mjolnir’s Forging | The creation of Thor’s hammer by the dwarfs |
| 48. | Mundilfare | Alternate spelling of Mundilfari, father of Mani and Sol |
| 49. | Mjolnir’s Blow | A strike or hit from Thor’s hammer |
| 50. | Myrkthurs | A term for dark or evil giants in Norse mythology |