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Anund
Gender: Male
Pronunciation: AH-nuhnd
Origin: Old Swedish and Old Danish form of the Norse name Anundr
Meaning: Meaning unknown, possibly meaning ancestor’s staff of ancestor’s winner
Ranking in the US top 1000: Not ranked
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Anund
Gender: Male
Pronunciation: AH-nuhnd
Origin: Old Swedish and Old Danish form of the Norse name Anundr
Meaning: Meaning unknown, possibly meaning ancestor’s staff of ancestor’s winner
Ranking in the US top 1000: Not ranked
Anundr
Gender: Male
Pronunciation: AH-nuhndr (Norse); AH-nuhnd-ur (English)
Origin: Old Norse
Meaning: Meaning unknown, possibly meaning ancestor’s staff of ancestor’s winner
Ranking in the US top 1000: Not ranked
Ånund
Gender: Male
Pronunciation: AW-nuhnd
Origin: Norwegian variant of the name Anund
Meaning: Meaning unknown, possibly meaning ancestor’s staff of ancestor’s winner
Ranking in the US top 1000: See Anund