Lagertha
Meaning of Lagertha
Lagertha is a striking and powerful name of Old Norse origin, often associated with the legendary Viking shieldmaiden who was renowned for her bravery and martial prowess. Pronounced lah-GUR-thuh, Lagertha has captured the imagination of parents seeking a name that embodies strength and historical significance. The name gained popularity through its depiction in various forms of media, most notably in the television series "Vikings," where Lagertha is portrayed as a fierce warrior and leader. Over recent years, it has seen fluctuating use in the United States, with occurrences ranging from 6 to 17 newborns annually between 2016 and 2023. This unique name offers a sense of empowerment and legacy, making it an excellent choice for those looking to bestow their daughter with a name that stands out and carries rich cultural heritage.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as lah-GUR-thuh (/lɑ.ˈgʃur.θə/)
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Notable People Named Lagertha
| Lagertha Broch - Lagertha Olea Sofie Broch was a Norwegian illustrator, children's writer, and advocate for women's rights. |
