Barents

Barents is inspired by the Barents Sea which is significant for Norwegian fishing industry. In present times, Barents stand for the spirit to be bold and courageous and ever-flowing with Life. It is generally used for people who keenly alive and spirited and enjoy every moment with Cheers!

Barents word is derived from the Barents Sea which is highly significant for Norwegian Fishermen. In present times, the word denotes spirited and lively people who love to party and enjoy life!
Barents people are considered amazing companions and trusted for their commitment.

Barent is a name originating during the early middle ages in Scandinavia, Svalbard (Norway) and Russia. There is a common misconception that it's meaning is linked to the sea, or "stormy sea" in some translations. This error is mainly due to the connection to Willem Barentsz, the Dutch navigator, cartographer and explorer for whom the Barents Sea is named after.

Barent in it's original meaning is usually the youngest or last child who is expected to work in the homestead and forsake the fortune and inheritance of the eldest son. Due to this, the name has become a synonym for househusband or one portraying homosexual traits.