Thorstvedt
Thorstvedt is a surname of Norwegian origin. It is a toponymic surname, meaning it is derived from a place name. The name is believed to originate from a farm or locality called Thorstvedt. The first part of the name, "Thor," is a reference to the Norse god Thor, a common element in Norwegian place names. The second part, "tvedt," likely refers to a clearing or a cultivated area, possibly derived from the Old Norse word "þveit," meaning "clearing" or "meadow."
Individuals with the surname Thorstvedt can be found primarily in Norway and among Norwegian diaspora communities,