Name meaning
Snædís
means “snow goddess”
- Origin
- Old Norse, via Icelandic
- Gender
- Mostly feminine
- Used in
- Icelandic, Nordic
- Spellings
- Snædís · Snaedis
- Say it
- SNAI-dees
- Letters
- 6
Researched meaning
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Snædís combines the Old Norse snær, snow, and dís, goddess or lady.
Roots
From Old Norse snær (snow) + dís (goddess).
Where it is used
Ásdís and Hjördís share dís.
Snædís name FAQ
What does the name Snædís mean?
Snædís means “snow goddess”. From Old Norse snær (snow) + dís (goddess).
Where does the name Snædís come from?
Snædís is of Old Norse, via Icelandic origin. Today it is used in Icelandic, Nordic families.
How do you pronounce Snædís?
Snædís is usually pronounced SNAI-dees.
Is Snædís a boy's or a girl's name?
Snædís is mostly feminine.
What are other spellings of Snædís?
Related spellings and forms include Snaedis.
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