Boys:

• Ask (the first human being along with Embla, the two of them are the equivalent of Adam and Eve)
• Baldr (or Balder/Baldur; the God of beauty, innocence, peace, and rebirth; husband of Nanna; father of Forseti)
• Bragi (or Brage; the God of poetry, music and the harp; husband of Iðunn; his death started Ragnarok)
• Byggvir (the God of Barley)
• Earendel (or Aurvandil; demi-God and inspiration for Tolkien's Earendil)
• Fenris (or Fenrir/Fenrisulfr; wolf-monster-son of Loki)
• Forseti (God of justice, peace and truth; son of Balder and Nanna)
• Freyr (or Frey/Freyr; God of fertility; son of Njord; twin-brother of Freyja; husband of Gerð)
• Heimdallr (or Heimdall/Gullintani; guardian of Ásgarð)
• Hermóðr (or Hermod; heroic son of Odin)
• Höðr (or Hoder/Hodhr/Hodur; blind God associated with winter)
• Kvasir (God of knowledge and diplomacy)
• Loki (or Loke; God of mischief and lies; wife of Sigyn; father of Hel, Fenrir and Jörmungandr)
• Magni (or Magne; name meaning "strong"; God of strength; son of Thor and Járnsaxa; brother of Móði)
• Máni (God of Moon; brother of Sol)
• Mímir (Óðinn's uncle whose head was chopped off)
• Móði (or Modi; name meaning "angry"; son of Thor; brother of Magni)
• Njörðr (or Njord; God of sea, wind, fish and wealth; husband of Skadi; father of Freyr and Freyja)
• Óðinn (or Gangleri/Odin/Odinn/Othinn/Vak/Valtam; the Allfather of all gods and the ruler of Asgard)
• Thor (or Donar; God of thunder and battle; the namesake of Thursdays; son of Óðinn and Jord; husband of Sif; father of Thrúd, Magni and Móði)
• Tyr (Norse God of war and skies)
• Ullr (Norse God of winter, hunting, hand-to-hand combat and the willow tree; name meaning 'glory'; son of Sif; husband of Skaði)
• Váli (or Vali; Norse God of revenge; son of Óðinn and Rindr; twin brother f Baldr)
• Vé (Norse God of the seas; brother of Óðinn and Vili)
• Víðarr (or Vidar; Norse God of forest, revenge and silence; son of Óðinn and Grid)
• Vili (Norse God; name meaning 'will'; brother of Óðinn and Vé)

Girls:

• Alruna (or Ölrun; Norse Valkyrie)
• Astrild (the Norse equivalent of Amor or Cupid)
• Baduhenna (Goddess of war)
• Beyla (wife of Byggvir; servant of Freyr; name meaning either 'cow', 'bean' or 'bee')
• Blid (handmaiden of Freyja; name meaning 'gentle')
• Brynhildr (or Brunhild/Brünnhilde/Sigrdrífa; Germanic Valkyrie)
• Dis (Goddess of the Disablot)
• Eir (Goddess of healing and Norse Valkyrie; only taught her wisdom of herbs to other females; name meaning 'help' or 'mercy')
• Elli (Goddess of old age)
• Embla (the first human being along with Ask, the two of them are the equivalent of Adam and Eve)
• Eostre (or Eastra/Ostara; Goddess of spring, and the namesake of easter)
• Freyja (or Frea/Freja/Freya/Frøya; Goddess of love, fertility and battle; daughter of Njord; twin-sister of Freyr; wife of Óðr)
• Frigg (or Frigga; Goddess of marriage and motherhood; wife of Óðinn)
• Fulla (Frigg's handmaid)
• Gefjun (or Gefion; Goddess of fertility and plough)
• Geiravör (Norse Valkyrie; name meaning 'spear-goddess')
• Gerd (or Gerda/Gerdhr; the Earth Goddess of Fertility)
• Gersemi (daughter of Freyja and Óðr; name meaning 'treasure')
• Hariasa (Germanic Goddess)
• Hel (Norse Goddess; ruler of the realm of the dead, Neifelheim; daughter of Loki and Angrboda)
• Hlín (Goddess of consolation and protection; one of Frigg's guardians)
• Hnoss (daughter of Freyja and Óðr; name meaning 'treasure')
• Iðunn (or Idunn; Goddess of youth; guarder of the golden apples; wife of Bragi)
• Jörð (or Fjorgyn/Fjörgyn/Hlodyn/Jord; the personification of the earth; wife of Óðinn, mother of Thor)
• Kára (Norse Valkyrie; name meaning either 'the wild, stormy one' or 'the curly one')
• Laga (allegedly Goddess of wells and springs; probably identical to Laha, the Celtic Goddess of wells and springs)
• Lofn (Goddess of forbidden loves)
• Mist (Norse Valkyrie; name meaning 'cloud' or 'mist')
• Nanna (Goddess of joy and peace; wife of Baldr; mother of Forseti)
• Nerthus (Germanic Goddess of fertility)
• Njörun (Norse Goddess)
• Rán (Norse Goddess of the sea)
• Róta (Norse Valkyrie; name meaning 'sleet and storm')
• Sága (Norse Goddess of poetry and the runes;
• Sif (Norse Goddess of battle; name meaning 'affinity'; wife of Thor; mother of Thrúd and Ullr)
• Sigrún (Norse Valkyrie)
• Sjöfn (Norse Goddess of love)
• Skaði (or Skadi; Norse Goddess of hunting and skiing; wife of Njord and later Ullr)
• Snotra (Norse Goddess of prudence and wisdom)
• Sol (or Sunna; Goddess of Sun; sister of Máni)
• Thrúd (or Þrúðr/Thrud; Norse Goddess of heath, willows, trees, flowers and grass; daughter of Thor and Sif)
• Tanfana (Germanic Goddess of the Istvaeones)
• Vár (Norse Goddess of promises and agreements)
• Verdandi (Norse female deity; name meaning 'what is')
• Vör (Norse Goddess of wisdom; name meaning 'the careful one')
• Zisa (or Cisa; Germanic Goddess)