Djupevik.
A common place name for bays, farms and small localities in Norway, particularly in Western Norway.
Meaning & usage
A common place name for bays, farms and small localities in Norway, particularly in Western Norway.
A common place name for bays, farms and small localities in Norway, particularly in Western Norway. A farm in Karmøy, Rogaland, Norway.
a surname transferred from the place name, originating from one of several farms or localities named Djupevik
Where this word comes from
From djupe (“deep”) + vik (“bay, inlet”), literally “the deep bay”. The place-name type continues an Old Norse formation with djúpr (“deep”) and vík (“bay, inlet”). As a surname, it is habitational, originating from one of several farms or localities named Djupevik. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk Djupevik, Swedish Djupvik and Danish Dybvig (“place name and surname”).
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