Hallfreðrs
Hallfreðr is a name with Old Norse origins, meaning "peaceful protector" or "protector of peace." It is a male given name and also appears as a surname. Historically, the name is associated with figures from Norse sagas and medieval Iceland. One prominent individual bearing this name was Hallfreðr Óttarsson, a 10th-century Icelandic chieftain and skald. His life and poetry are documented in various sagas, including Hallfreðar saga Óttarssonar, which details his adventures, his conversion to Christianity, and his complex relationship with King Ólafur Tryggvason.
The name Hallfreðr has seen occasional use throughout the centuries in Scandinavia. Modern usage of the name