Olle is a name of Scandinavian origin, particularly prevalent in Sweden and Denmark. It's derived from the Old Norse word 'Ólafr', which means 'noble' or 'elf-warrior'. This name has been used for centuries, with historical figures such as Olle Röstberg, a Swedish musician, and Olle Arborelius, a Finnish-American journalist, bearing this name. In English-speaking countries, Olle might be considered somewhat unusual, but it adds a touch of international flair to a birth certificate or address book. It's often shortened to 'Olle', which has a friendly, approachable ring to it, while the full form, Ólafr, maintains an air of tradition and history.
"Olle saw an increase in popularity from 2015 to 2020, with 5 births recorded compared to the previous year's 7."