Þorðarson

Þorðarson is a Scandinavian patronymic surname. It literally translates to "son of Þorðr". The given name Þorðr is of Old Norse origin and is believed to be derived from the name of the god Thor. This surname is primarily found in Iceland and, to a lesser extent, in other Scandinavian countries. Like many patronymic surnames in the Nordic region, Þorðarson historically indicated a person's father. In Iceland, patronymic surnames are still in common use, although some Icelandic families have adopted fixed surnames. Individuals bearing the surname Þorðarson can be found in various fields, including academia, arts, sports, and business. Notable individuals with this surname contribute to their respective communities and professions. The prevalence of the name reflects the historical naming conventions and cultural heritage of the regions where it is found.