Arngursríkari
Arngursríkari is a given name of Old Norse origin. The name is composed of two elements: "Arngunnr" and "ríkr." The first element, Arngunnr, is a feminine given name itself, derived from the Old Norse words "arn" meaning "eagle" and "gunnr" meaning "war" or "battle." Thus, Arngunnr can be interpreted as "eagle of war" or "eagle warrior." The second element, ríkr, is a common Old Norse masculine suffix meaning "king" or "ruler." Therefore, Arngursríkari can be understood as a compound name signifying a "king of Arngunnr" or a "ruler associated with the eagle warrior."
Historical records and sagas offer limited specific individuals named Arngursríkari. As with many Old Norse names,