Forename Astrid

In the entire world, Astrid (Astrid , Astride , Астрид , along with others...) is a widespread predominantly girly, but very infrequently male first name. The forename Astrid is characteristic of Guatemala, where it is quite a common feminine name, Germany, and Panama (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Germany, Indonesia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Much less frequently, Astrid is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Astrid

name Áss, name Astrīda, name Astrida, name Âstrîd, name Astrìd, name Estrid, name Астрід, name Astri, name Astrïd, name Astride, name Astríd, name Астрид, name Ãstrid, name Ástrid, name אסטריד, name استريد, name Àstrid, name Asztrid, name Astryda, name Astrid, name Astrîd, name Âstrïd, name แอสทริด

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Astrid	Germany, Colombia, Indonesia, Guatemala, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Astride	Germany, United States, Mexico, Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Астрид	Kazakhstan, Russia, Bulgaria
אסטריד	Israel

First names said to be same

Astri, Astrida, Astryda, Astrìd, Astríd, Astrîd, Astrïd, Astrīda, Asztrid, Estrid, Àstrid, Áss, Ástrid, Âstrîd, Âstrïd, Ãstrid, Астрід, استريد, and แอสทริด

First name Astrid in the context

Astrid is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Astrid Farnsworth , the fictional character in the television series Fringe; Astrid Peth , the Doctor Who character, Voyage of the Damned; Astrid Méganck , character in Wittekerke; Astrid Frémont , character in Plus belle la vie and Astrid Anker-Hansen , character in Hotel Cæsar, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	astrid olavsdatter Queen Consort of King Olav II of Norway (b. 1000)
	astrid njalsdotter Swedish queen (b. 1001)
	astrid stampe feddersen feminist, DK (b. 1852)
	astrid blume Danish educators; temperance activist (1872-1924), DK (b. 1872)
	astrid lous Norwegian singer (1872-1945), NO (b. 1872)
	astrid rosing sawyer Danish-born businesswoman and translator (1874-1954), US (b. 1874)
	astrid gullstrand Swedish lyricist, artist and writer, SE (b. 1874)
	astrid cleve Swedish botanist, geologist, chemist (1875-1968), SE (b. 1875)
	astrid holm Danish painter (1876-1937), DK (b. 1876)
	astrid ahnfelt Swedish writer, translator and journalist, SE (b. 1876)
	astrid kjellberg-juel Swedish artist (1877-1965), SE (b. 1877)
	astrid nyberg Swedish suffragette and newspaper editor, SE (b. 1877)
	astrid wahlstedt Swedish painter (1877–1946), SE (b. 1877)
	astrid ydén Swedish harpist, SE (b. 1881)
	astrid hermelin Swedish painter, SE (b. 1881)