Torger name meaning
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What does Torger mean?
Dominantly used in Finnish, Danish, Swedish, Scandinavian and Norwegian, Torger is used as a boy name has its roots in Swedish, meaning of Torger is "Thors Spear". Torger is version of Thorger.
Thorger is variant form of Torger. Thorger is Swedish and Danish equivalent of Þórgæirr.
How do I pronounce Torger?
The two syllabled name Torger is commonly pronounced as t(o)-rger. tor-ger is another way(s) to say the name.
Variants of Torger
Terje, Thorger, Terhi, Torgeir, Tarje, Terhe
How popular is the name Torger?
Torger is a familiar baby name in Norway. According to our findings, at least 600 people have been bestowed Torger around the globe, concentrated mainly Nordic regions.
Facts
Torger in Nordic countries
| Countries | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Secondary Name | |
 | 6 | 15 |
 | 333 | 421 |
 | 5 | 0 |
Here's what numbers has to say about Torger
You are full of dignity, charm, and have a lot of admirers because of your openness and kind nature. Perhaps you are born to make bad people do good things and walk the right path. Learn how to trust people more. You want to travel the world and inspire people to do the same. Letter T as your cornerstone reveals your kind attitude, tolerance, and patience around people who don't deserve your time.
Do you like Torger? Other names you would love
- Terhi - Girl name Terhi means "Asperugo" and is used substantially in Finnish and Swedish is originated from Finnish
- Soley - Uncommon girl name Soley is rooted from Old Norse and Spanish, commonly used in Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian languages, meaning of Soley is "Buttercup, Hall or House"
- Nanine - Infrequent girl name Nanine is dominantly used in Danish and Swedish, meaning of Nanine is "Courage, Full of Grace and Mercy" is rooted from Old Greek, Gothic and Arabic. Nanine is resulted from Nan.
- Simen - Boy name Simen is particulary used in Scandinavian, Finnish and Danish, meaning of Simen is "He (God) has Heard" has origin in Hebrew, Gypsy and English
- Rønnaug is equivalent of Rannveig in Norwegian language
Famous people named Torger
- Torger Hovi, Norwegian politician for the Labour Party
- Torger Nergård, Norwegian curler from Oslo
- Torger Motland, Norwegian football striker