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There are 26 different meanings of Astrid.


Astrid Lindgren
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Astrid Lindgren, Swedish author
Olaf I of Norway
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Queen Astrid (Astrid Eiriksdottir), daughter of Eirik Bjodaskalle and mother of Olav Tryggvason (Olaf I of Norway) who ruled Norway from 995-1000 and was known for converting Norwegian Vikings to Christianity.
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
1 product, approx. 12 pages
The name of the clairvoyant who resides in the Isle of Ember from The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglasstheoretically astrid is the the most hectic person on earth sometimes shes sweaty or burnt or other times double blacking it up or chillen
Astrid Kirchherr
1 product, approx. 11 pages
Astrid Kirchherr, German photographer and artist
List of Belgian monarchs
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Two members of the Belgian royal family have been named Astrid. They include:
Princess Astrid of Norway
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Princess Astrid of Norway (1932 - ), sister to King Harald, married to Johan Martin Ferner in 1961.
Norwegian Royal Family
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One member of the current Norwegian Royal Family has been named Astrid:
Astrida
1 product, approx. 1 pages
Astrida - Astrida Valigorsky, a graphic and interactive designer in New York City
Astrid Award
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Astrid Award is a group of six categories of awards in communication arts and sciences.
Astrid Strauß
1 product, approx. 1 pages
Astrid Strauß, East German swimmer
ASTRID particle storage ring
1 product, approx. 0 pages
ASTRID particle storage ring, a dual-mode ring which can store electrons or ions of either polarity, in Aarhus.
Astrid, Estrid, Æstriðr or Ástríðr is a given name of North Germanic origin. It comes from Old Norse Ásfríðr (Divine Beauty), from áss (god) + fríðr (beautiful). Names derived from Astrid include the name Astrida, which is a somewhat common name for girls in the country of Latvia. The name Astrida may have originated when the city of Butare in Rwanda was renamed by its Belgian colonial rulers in honor of Queen Astrid, or by following an Eastern European regional convention of adding the letter 'a' to the end of a name to denote the name as being that of a female. One Viking queen of Norway was named Astrid:
The name of the Craven Corporation military starship from the real time strategy game Ground Control, created by Swedish developers Massive Entertainment. The ship also makes an appearance in the sequel Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus.
Estrid, an 11th century Swedish lady whose saga is immortalized on six or seven runestones.

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