Globally, Halfdan (Halfdan 
) is a rare masculine first name. The given name Halfdan is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Norway, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Denmark, where it is a rare male name. Very seldom, Halfdan is the last name as well as the forename.
| halfdan the old Norwegian king in mythology (b. 450) |
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| halfdan the valiant legendary Scanian prince (b. 590) |
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| halfdan guldtand (b. 640) |
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| halfdan mildi, king of westfold (750-802) (b. 750) |
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| halfdan hvite haraldsson (878-915), NO (b. 878) |
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| halfdan sigurdsson (995-1047) (b. 995) |
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halfdan kjerulf Norwegian composer, NO (b. 1815) |
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halfdan berle Norwegian architect, NO (b. 1861) |
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halfdan møller Norwegian priest, NO (b. 1862) |
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halfdan raabe (b. 1852) |
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halfdan strøm Norwegian painter (1863-1949), NO (b. 1863) |
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halfdan bryn Norwegian physician and anthropologist, NO (b. 1864) |
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halfdan hopstock Norwegian physician (1866-1925), NO (b. 1866) |
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halfdan rørdam Danish army officer, DK (b. 1869) |
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halfdan rode Norwegian singer, NO (b. 1870) |
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