Bergsten

Bergsten is a surname of Swedish origin. It is derived from the Old Norse word "berg," meaning mountain or rock, and "sten," meaning stone. The name is relatively common in Sweden and among people of Swedish descent.

Notable individuals with the surname Bergsten include:

Axel Bergsten (1860-1930) was a Swedish architect. He is known for his designs of public buildings and residential areas in Stockholm, contributing to the architectural landscape of the early 20th century.

Ingrid Bergsten (1903-1994) was a Swedish botanist and educator. She made significant contributions to the study of plant taxonomy and ecological studies in Sweden, and also worked as a teacher, influencing generations of students.

Olle Bergsten (born 1937) is a Swedish opera singer, a baritone who had a notable career performing in major opera houses in Europe and North America.

The surname Bergsten can also be found in other countries due to emigration from Sweden. Its meaning, related to natural elements, is characteristic of many Scandinavian place names and personal names. While there is no single specific historical event or entity universally known as "Bergsten," it primarily functions as a hereditary family name.