It refers to the either the people living in northern Europe, the languages spoken there, the countries in the sub-region or the culture. Scandinavia is a collective name for Norway, Denmark and Sweden but can also refer to Iceland, Finland, the Faroe Islands and the Åland Islands. The specific meaning is depending on the context the word is used. Why the countries of the sub-region are sometimes called Scandinavia is because of the name of the peninsula that Norway, Sweden and Denmark shares (the Scandinavian Peninsula).
(Scandinavian) "army-ruler"
Freya (Scandinavian) is "noble lady"
Peeta is Scandinavian for "rock"
It means "one who is like God." (Scandinavian)
Beck is an Scandinavian name that means 'The Brook'.
Sigourney is a Scandinavian name meaning 'the conqueror'.
It is of Scandinavian origin, and the meaning of Harold is "army ruler".
Garth is of Scandinavian origin and means: 'keeper of the garden.'
Bolen comes from the Scandinavian name Bjolan, it has no meaning in Irish.
Do you mean "Scandinavian"?
Scandinavian origin, derived from Ingmar; ing is probably soldier.
No. They are considered Nordic, not Scandinavian.