Djupvik.
A Norwegian place name borne by several farms, villages and other localities.
Meaning & usage
A Norwegian place name borne by several farms, villages and other localities.
a surname transferred from the place name, originating from one of several farms or localities named Djupvik
Where this word comes from
From djup (“deep”) + vik (“bay, inlet”), literally “deep bay”. The place-name type continues Old Norse compounds formed from djúpr (“deep”) and vík (“bay, inlet”). As a surname, it is habitational, originating from one of several farms or localities named Djupvik. Doublet of Gjøvik, Dybvik, and Dybevik. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk Djupvik (“place name and surname”), Swedish Djupvik (“place name”), Icelandic Djúpavík (“place name”) and Danish Dybvig (“place name and surname”).
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