In the entire world, Morten (Morten 
, Мортен 
, モアテン) is quite a common boy's given name. The given name Morten is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Denmark, where it is a common male name, Norway, where it is quite a common boy's name, and Sweden, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Denmark, Norway, and Germany. Much less frequently, Morten is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Morten | Germany, Sweden, Norway, United States, Denmark |
| Мортен | Russia, Ukraine |
| مورتن | Iraq |
Maarten, Marcin, Mart, Marten, Marteno, Martijn, Martin, Martinius, Martino, Martinus, Martiño, Marton, Martyn, Martín, Mortén, Márton, Mårten, Маартен, Март, Мартейн, Мартен, Мартин, Мартин, Мартен, Мартино, Мартинус, Мартон, Мартын, Мартэн, Мартін, Марцин, Марцін, Мортень, מרטין, מרטינו, מרטינוס, مارتن, مارتون, مارتين, مارتينو, مارتينوس, مارسين, มอร์เท่น, มาร์ติน, マルタン, マルティン, マルト, マーチン, マーティン, 马丁, 马特,
Morten is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Morten Schwarzkopf , the character from Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks; Morten Kiil , the theatrical character in the play "An Enemy of the People"; Morten , the theatrical character in the play "An Enemy of the People" and Morten (Yallahrup Færgeby) .
| morten jensen gyrsting (b. 1379) |
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| morten børup Danish educator, cantor, writer (b. 1446) |
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| morten hegelund (b. 1495) |
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| morten pedersen Danish author, astronomer, historian and theologian, DK (b. 1537) |
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| morten nilsson Norwegian judge (b. 1550) |
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| morten van steenwinckel Danish Architect (1595-1646), SE (b. 1595) |
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| morten madsen 17th Century Danish Bishop, DK (b. 1596) |
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| morten reenberg DK (b. 1660) |
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morten leuch Norwegian merchant (b. 1732) |
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morten thrane brünnich Danish zoologist and mineralogist (1737-1827), DK (b. 1737) |
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| morten jensen støttrup (b. 1705) |
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morten anker (1780-1838), NO (b. 1780) |
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morten wormskjold Danish botanist (1783-1845), DK (b. 1783) |
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| morten leuch elieson (b. 1724) |
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| morten qvistgaard (b. 1732) |
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Berg, Simonsen, Svendsen, Andersen, Petersen, Pedersen, Jacobsen, Jakobsen, Johansen, Mortensen, Mikkelsen, Sørensen, Andreasen, Rasmussen, Henriksen, Kristensen, Jørgensen, Østergaard, Christensen, Kristiansen, Iversen, Frederiksen, Eriksen, Thomsen, Dahl, Lund, Holm, Olsen, Madsen, Rensen, Larsen, Jensen, Nilsen, Hansen, Olesen, Møller, Schmidt, Karlsen, Knudsen, Poulsen, Rgensen, Laursen, Johnsen, Nielsen, and Christiansen