Víðförli
Víðförli is an Old Norse word that translates to "far-travelled" or "widely-travelled." It is often used in historical and literary contexts to describe individuals who undertook extensive journeys, particularly during the Viking Age. These journeys could be for various purposes, including trade, exploration, raiding, or pilgrimage.
The concept of víðförli reflects a cultural appreciation for those who ventured beyond their immediate surroundings
The word itself is a compound of "víð" meaning "wide" or "far" and "förli," a past participle