Per-Arne
Scandinavian · Boy
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About the name Per-Arne
Per-Arne is a Scandinavian compound given name combining 'Per' (a form of Peter, from Greek *petros* meaning "rock" or "stone") and 'Arne' (from Old Norse *ari* or *ǫrn*, meaning "eagle").
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Etymology
Per-Arne is a Scandinavian compound given name combining 'Per' (a form of Peter, from Greek *petros* meaning "rock" or "stone") and 'Arne' (from Old Norse *ari* or *ǫrn*, meaning "eagle"). It is primarily used in Sweden and Norway, with historical roots in Norse and Christian traditions, though it lacks a specific religious affiliation beyond general European Christian naming customs.
Per-Arne currently ranks #618 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1963.
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