Name days in Sweden Totally Explained

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This is the old Swedish name day calendar, sanctioned by the Swedish Academy in 1901, with official status until 1972. Some days still refer to traditional or religious feasts rather than personal names. Some of the names below are linked to the original saints or martyrs from which they originate. A work group consisting of the Swedish Academy, publishers and others, agreed to adopt a new name day list in 2001, very similar to the old one but with more names. This list will be updated every 15 years.

The list

January Nyårsdagen (no name) Svea Alfred Rut Hanna Trettondedag jul (no name) August Erland Gunnar Sigurd Hugo Frideborg Knut Felix Laura Hjalmar Anton Hilda Henrik Fabian Agnes Vincent Emilia Erika Paulus Botilda Göte Karl (*) Valter Gunhild Ivar	February Max Kyndelsmässodagen (no name) Disa Ansgar Agata Dorotea Rikard Berta Fanny Eugenia Yngve Evelina Agne Valentin Sigfrid Julia Alexandra Frida Gabriella Hulda Hilding Martina Torsten Mattias Sigvard Torgny Lage Maria In leap years February 24th was considered leap day with no name associated to it, thus moving the following February name days one day forward.	March Albin Ernst Gunborg Adrian Tora Ebba Ottilia Filippa Torbjörn Ethel Edvin Viktoria (*) Greger Matilda Kristofer Herbert Gertrud Edvard Josef Joakim Bengt Viktor Gerda Gabriel Marie bebådelsedag (no name) Emanuel Rudolf Malkolm Jonas Holger Ester	April Harald Gudmund Ferdinand Ambrosius Nanna Vilhelm Ingemund Hemming Otto Ingvar Ulf Julius Artur Tiburtius Olivia Patrik Elias Valdemar Olaus Petri Amalia Anselm Albertina Georg Vega Markus Teresia Engelbrekt Ture Tyko Mariana	May Valborg Filip Göta Monika Gotthard Sigmund Gustava Åke Jonatan Esbjörn Märta Charlotta Linnea Halvard Sofia Hilma Rebecka Erik Alrik Karolina Konstantin Henning Desideria Ragnvald Urban Vilhelmina Blenda Ingeborg Baltsar Fritjof Isabella	June Gun, Gunnel Rutger, Roger Ingemar, Gudmar Solbritt, Solveig Bo Gustav, Gösta Robin, Robert Eivor, Majvor Börje, Birger Svante, Boris Bertil, Berthold Eskil Aina, Aino Håkan, Hakon Margit, Margot Axel, Axelina Torborg, Torvald Björn, Bjarne Germund, Görel Linda Alf, Alvar Paulina, Paula Adolf, Alice Johannes Döparens dag David, Salomon Rakel, Lea Selma, Fingal Leo Peter, Petra Petrus Elof, Leif
July Aron Rosa Aurora Ulrika Melker Esaias Klas Kjell Götilda Anund Eleonora Herman Joel Folke Ragnhild Reinhold Alexis Fredrik Sara Margareta Johanna Magdalena Emma Kristina Jakob Jesper Marta Botvid Olof Algot Elin	August Per Karin Tage Arne Ulrik Sixten Arnold Sylvia (*) Roland Lars Susanna Klara Hillevi Ebbe Stella Brynolf Verner Helena Magnus Bernhard Josefina Henrietta Signe Bartolomeus Lovisa Östen Rolf Augustin Hans Albert Arvid	September Samuel Justus Alfhild Moses Adela Sakarias Regina Alma Augusta Tord Dagny Tyra Ambjörn Ida Sigrid Eufemia Hildegard Alvar Fredrika Agda Matteus Maurits Tekla Gerhard Signild Enar Dagmar Lennart Mikael Helge	October Ragnar Ludvig Evald Frans Bror Jenny Birgitta Nils Ingrid Helmer Erling Valfrid Teofil Manfred Hedvig Finn Antoinetta Lukas Tore Sibylla (changed from Kasper in 1934) Birger Seved Sören Evert Inga Amanda Sabina Simon Viola Elsa Edit	November Allhelgonadagen Tobias Hubert Sverker (changed from Nore in 1905) Eugen Gustav Adolf Ingegerd Vendela Teodor Martin Luther Mårten Konrad Kristian Emil Leopold Edmund Napoleon Gabriella Magnhild Elisabet Pontus Helga Cecilia Klemens Gudrun Katarina Torkel Astrid (changed from Estrid in 1907) Malte Sune Anders	December Oskar Beata Lydia Barbro Sven Nikolaus Agaton Virginia Anna Malin Daniel Alexander Lucia Sten Gottfrid Assar Inge Abraham Isak Israel Tomas Natanael Adam Eva Juldagen (no name) Stefan Johannes Menlösa barns dag (no name) Abel Set Sylvester

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