Idun
Meaning of Idun
Idun is a unique and enchanting name of Norse origin, pronounced as EE-doon (/iˈduːn/). Rooted deeply in Scandinavian mythology, Idun is associated with the goddess of youth and rejuvenation, who was the keeper of magical apples that granted eternal youth to the gods. This name carries an air of timelessness and vitality, making it a meaningful choice for a baby girl. While not widely common in the United States, with only 5 occurrences in 2022 ranking at 15275, its rarity adds to its charm. Variations like Iduna offer additional options for parents seeking a distinctive yet culturally rich name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as EE-doon (/iˈduːn/)
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Notable People Named Idun
| Idun Reiten is a renowned Norwegian professor of mathematics and is widely regarded as one of Norway's top mathematicians. |
