Wigdis
Old Norse · Girl
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About the name Wigdis
The name 'Wigdis' means "war goddess" or "battle goddess," derived from Old Norse elements *víg* ("war, battle") and *dís* ("goddess, female spirit").
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Etymology
The name 'Wigdis' means "war goddess" or "battle goddess," derived from Old Norse elements *víg* ("war, battle") and *dís* ("goddess, female spirit"). It is used primarily in Norse and Scandinavian cultures, historically associated with pre-Christian Germanic paganism, though it is rare in modern times.
Wigdis currently ranks #528 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1948.
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