Bergthór

Bergthór is a given name of Old Norse origin. The name is composed of two elements: "berg," meaning "mountain," and "thórr," referring to Thor, the Norse god of thunder. Therefore, the name can be interpreted as "mountain of Thor" or "Thor's mountain." It is a masculine name.

The name Bergthór is primarily found in Iceland. It is not a widely common name internationally, but it holds cultural significance within Icelandic traditions. Historical figures and contemporary individuals bear the name Bergthór, contributing to its continued use. The pronunciation of Bergthór follows Icelandic phonetic rules, with the stress typically on the first syllable.

While not extensively documented in widespread etymological dictionaries outside of Scandinavian contexts, the name's components are well-established within Old Norse linguistics. Its usage is a reflection of the historical and mythological influences prevalent in Iceland.