Fenrir
Meaning of Fenrir
The name Fenrir leaps off the tongue like a shadowy wolf racing through misty Nordic forests. Rooted in Norse mythology, Fenrir (/ˈfɛnrɪr/) was the mighty wolf child of Loki, chained by the gods until its fated role in Ragnarok. Its legend crackles with raw energy, painting visions of cosmic battles and thunderous howls beneath starlit skies. In modern times, Fenrir has surged into baby-name rosters like a comet slicing the night sky, claiming spot 907 in the US top 1000 for 2024. It’s the perfect pick for a little wolf cub ready to leave paw prints on the world.
Pronunciation
Norse
- Pronunced as FEN-reer (/ˈfɛnrɪr/)
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