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886.1 | T�r Eric Petterson? | AMCUCS::MEHRING | | Tue Jul 06 1993 17:26 | 19 |
| Well, I've never been to Sweden, but I knew some Swedish soccer players in
college whose names were:
T�r
Claes (pronounced kloss)
Hans
Lars
Eric
I think they all sound fine with Petterson, but maybe Lars doesn't match as
well with Karl. I guess my favorites of these are T�r and Eric.
There's also a great book called "The melting pot book of baby names" that
is organized by nationality and might have some more choices. I believe I
posted the info. somewhere in this file, but if you can't find it, send me
mail for the author, etc.
Good luck to your friend in choosing a name,
-Cori
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886.2 | more | STUDIO::B_MCCULLOUGH | | Thu Jul 08 1993 12:06 | 12 |
| My swedish relatives male names are:
Sven
Carl
Olaf
Christian
Ebon which is also swedish
(I go by Bonnie)
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886.3 | Thanks | WHEEL::POMEROY | | Fri Jul 09 1993 10:45 | 6 |
| Thank you for the responses. I will let her know.
I believe they are considering the name Eric.
Thanks again,
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886.4 | One more entry for Petterson | A1VAX::PISECCO | | Tue Jul 27 1993 17:29 | 6 |
| I have two cousins who's last name is Peterson and their names are:
Jay Lars Peterson and Peter Eric Peterson
(Don't ask me where the "Jay" came from. We've always called him Lars)
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886.5 | ERIC - OLD NORSE | MPGS::PHELAN | | Thu Jul 29 1993 11:56 | 14 |
| Hi,
Eric is not a Swedish name at all. It's origin is Scandiavian,
Teutonic (Germanic), and Old Norse. (my son's name is Eric Joseph)
Meaning: Ever-Ruler
It does sound good with Peterson though, and is a GREAT STRONG name, but
if they really want to go SWEDISH then it's not the one!
Good Luck !
CHristina
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886.6 | Most popular Swedish names... | AMCUCS::MEHRING | | Tue Oct 05 1993 17:11 | 15 |
| I know this is an old note, but for reference, here are the "top 10"
female and male names in Sweden (1991):
Anna Anders
Britta Bjorn
Christina Erik
Elisabeth Gunnar
Eva Gustaf
Ingrid Hans
Karin Lars
Margareta Nils
Ulla Oskar
Ulrika Per
[from Bruce Lansky's "The Best Baby Name Book in the Whole Wide World"]
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