Usage, description and more for Jorun
Gender: Female
Origin: 
Norway
Also available in
Norwegian Bokmål,
Jorun is used in
Norway
Jorun
Jorun is a Scandinavian name of Norwegian origin. It is derived from the Old Norse name "Iórún" which is composed of the elements "jór" meaning "steed" or "horse" and "rún" meaning "secret" or "rune". Therefore, the name Jorun can be interpreted as "secret of the horse" or "mystery of the steed".
In Norse mythology, horses were highly revered and associated with various gods and goddesses, symbolizing strength, freedom, and power. The inclusion of "rún" adds an element of mystery or hidden knowledge to the name, suggesting a connection to the supernatural or magical realms.
Those named Jorun are believed to possess qualities such as independence, intuition, and a deep connection to nature. They may exhibit a sense of mystery or intrigue, drawing others to their enigmatic personality. The name Jorun carries a sense of ancient wisdom and a strong bond with the natural world, making it a unique and meaningful choice for a child.