Forename Runar

All around the world, Runar (Runar , Рунар , رونار) is a rare masculine forename. The given name Runar is habitual in Northern Europe, particularly Iceland, where it is quite a common boy's name, Norway, where it is quite a rare male name, and Sweden. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Norway, Russia, and Sweden. Very seldom, Runar is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Runar

name Geirr, name Ruñar, name Rune, name Rún, name رون, name Rúnar, name Runi, name Runar, name Rúni, name 鲁恩, name Руне, name Rùnar, name Runo, name Рунар, name Herr

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Runar	Germany, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland
Рунар	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Geirr, Herr, Rune, Runi, Runo, Ruñar, Rùnar, Rún, Rúnar, Rúni, Руне, رون, and 鲁恩

First name Runar in the context

Runar is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Rune Haako , the fictional character in Star Wars.

Notable namesakes

	runar schildt Finnish writer (1888-1925), FI (b. 1888)
	runar idefelt Finnish actor, FI (b. 1892)
	runar björklöf Finnish middle-distance runner and sprinter, FI (b. 1911)
	runar gåsström Finnish-Russian nuclear physicist (1914-1998), FI (b. 1914)
	runar hernberg FI (b. 1908)
	runar eklund Finnish architect, FI (b. 1882)
	runar öhman Finnish doctor, FI (b. 1884)
	runar granholm Finnish tennis player, FI (b. 1889)
	runar appelberg Finnish military personnel (1889-1917), FI (b. 1889)
	runar öhman Swedish athletics competitor, SE (b. 1890)
	runar finnilä Finnish architect, FI (b. 1891)
	runar lilius Finnish colonel, FI (b. 1892)
	runar patriksson Swedish politician, SE (b. 1944)
	runar collander Finnish botanist (1894-1973), FI (b. 1894)
	runar holmstroem actor (b. 1901)

Characteristic surnames

Rd, Ottesen, Mathisen, Svendsen, Andersen, Berntsen, Bråthen, Karlsson, Pedersen, Jacobsen, Iversen, Jakobsen, Sørensen, Pettersen, Danielsen, Gundersen, Henriksen, Sigurdsson, Andreassen, Kristensen, Jørgensen, Johansen, Hanssen, Eriksen, Jonsson, Lie, Moen, Berg, Begum, Borge, Nygård, Håra, Olsen, Sæther, Bakken, Kåsin, Larsen, Jansen, Jensen, Nilsen, Hansen, Fossum, Arnason, Karlsen, Johnson, Johnsen, Kristiansen, and Johannessen