Aldur
Aldur is a term with multiple uses in language and literature. In several North Germanic languages, including modern Icelandic, aldur means "age" or "lifetime." The word traces back to Old Norse and is etymologically related to Germanic roots that also produced words for age and oldness in other Germanic languages; cognates appear in English and the Scandinavian languages.
In modern popular culture, Aldur is the name of a deity in the fantasy novels of David
As a proper name, Aldur appears occasionally in fictional contexts, and less commonly as a surname or