Ullr, pronounced as 'ool-er', is an Old Norse name that has its roots deeply embedded in Norse mythology. In Old Norse, it translates to 'glory' or 'fame'. Ullr was a god revered by the ancient Norse people for his prowess in archery and skiing. He was also known as the god of winter, which is fitting given his association with these seasonal sports. Ullr was often depicted wearing furs, carrying a bow, and accompanied by his faithful dog, Geri. His name has been immortalized in various place names across Scandinavia, such as Ulleråsen and Ullsfjord, further testament to the significance he held in Norse culture.
Ullr had 5 babies named after it in 2019, with no previous occurrences on record.