Þorleifurs
Þorleifurs is a given name of Old Norse origin. The name is composed of two elements: "Þor" referring to the Norse god Thor, and "leif" meaning "heir" or "descendant." Therefore, Þorleifurs can be interpreted as "descendant of Thor" or "Thor's heir." This name was common among Norse people, particularly during the Viking Age, and appears in historical records and sagas from Iceland and Scandinavia.
Variations of the name exist in different Germanic languages and have evolved over time. In modern Icelandic,