Hacon

Hacon is a boy's name of Old Norse, Scandinavian, and English origins. Stemming from the Old Norwegian Håkon, this moniker comes from hár being "high" and kunją signifying "kin" or "family." Hacon has associations with Norwegian and English monarchies. Seven kings of Norway chose this name, and in England, Hacon Sweynson was the nephew of Harold II of England. Hacon means "noble," "of the highest race," and "exalted son."