Solfrid is a Norwegian feminine given name coined in the 19th century from the Old Norse elements sól meaning "sun" and fríðr meaning "beautiful" or "beloved". The name reflects a tradition of creating compounds from positive, nature-inspired roots, echoing similar Scandinavian names like Solveig or Ingrid.Notable BearersDespite its lyrical meaning, Solfrid is relatively uncommon but has been borne by several Norwegian public figures: Solfrid Koanda (born 1998), Olympic weightlifter and 2023 world championSolfrid Heier (born 1945), actress known for her work in film and televisionSolfrid Lerbrekk (born 1990), politician for the Socialist Left PartySolfrid Nilsen (born 1937), politician for the Labour PartySolfrid Andersen (born 1982), footballerSolfrid Johansen (born 1956), Olympic rowerSolfrid Sivertsen (born 1947), librarianRelated NamesRelated forms include Solvor and Solveig, which share the “el”- stem meaning "sun" or "house"; the prefix Sól- gives a radiant, luminous quality. The name also resonates with the Old English Sunny and German Sonia in conveying warmth.Meaning: "Sun beautiful" or "Sun beloved"Origin: Old Norse (19th-century coinage)Type: Feminine given nameUsage regions: Norway primarily; occasionally in other Scandinavian countries