Norval
Old Norse · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Norval
Norval is derived from Old Norse elements "norðr" (north) and "valr" (field or plain), meaning "northern field." The name has been primarily used in Scotland and Scandinavia, with historical prominence in Scottish families and regions, particularly associated with the Scottish Borders.
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Etymology
Norval is derived from Old Norse elements "norðr" (north) and "valr" (field or plain), meaning "northern field." The name has been primarily used in Scotland and Scandinavia, with historical prominence in Scottish families and regions, particularly associated with the Scottish Borders.
Norval currently ranks #4,397 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1918.
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