Names now accepted in DK

In 2006, Denmark liberalized naming laws, meaning you can change your name with more ease, and name your kids weird stuff.A danish news site put up a list of the weirdest names given to newborns in 2012. Heres a few of themGirls names (English in parenthesis):
Aloha
Altan (Terrace)
Badr (Dosent mean anything)
Befri (To free someone)
Charme (Charm)
Cirkel (Circle)
Dyne (Duvet)
Engel (Angel)
Europa
Fan
Fe (Fairy)
Fri (Free)
Fryd (Joy)
Gin
Gul (Yellow)
Gld (Ember)
Hb (Hope)
Kismet
Musling (Clam)
Ninja
Ny (New)
O.K
Panda
Pop
Sommer (Summer)
Gift (Can either mean Married or Poison)Boys names:
Barca (Dosent mean anything, im guessing it's refering to the soccer team)
Blr (To boast)
Cello
Cobra
Dreng (Boy)
Faktor (Factor)
Haj (Shark)
Fru (Mrs.)
Jazz
Kamel (Camel)
Kritte (Dosent mean anything)
Laban (It's biblical, but it usually means someone who dosent behave right in danish)
Ludo (The boardgame..)
Lurifax
Nam (Something you'd say about delicious food)
Memo
Niks (Slang for No)
Offer (Victim or Sacrifice)
Og (And)
Skak (Chess)
Skat (Treasure)
Sok (Sock)
Tavs (Silent)
Tung (Heavy)
Jesus
Judas
Kermit
LancelotI dont think the goverment has a right to forbid any name, but those names are just too silly.Whats going on in the rest of world? Are silly names trending too?Edited by rbp, : No reason given.

I know about the corresponding US names, and i actually think that Hope is a beatiful sounding name. However, 'Hb' is not..The english Joy, is a name in Denmark too, though it is just as stupid as the danish Fryd. Dreng refers to a young male child. Guy would be 'Fyr' in danish.Edited by rbp, : No reason given.

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Penn Jilette has a boy named Zolten, which is a terrible name IMO.
His daughters name, Moxie CrimeFighter, IS kinda cool though.Edited by rbp, : No reason given.

Wouldnt Fryd sound like a weird version of Fred in English?
Compared to English Fred, Danish Fryd would actually be a pretty name.How would a Marxist Communist erh.. Canadian like yourself pronounce Fryd?Edited by rbp, : No reason given.