Iceland has a long and solid naming tradition in their culture with a very specific set of unique rules. Since we are sitting around waiting for OUR baby to be born, I thought I would share with you the history of how the locals choose names. (Hint: you will see -son and -dottir a LOT!)
Similar Posts
Easter in Iceland: Icelandic Easter Eggs, Fun Traditions & Key Travel Tips
Easter in Iceland is a wonderful blend of tradition, history, fun surprises – and yes, Icelandic Easter eggs! When most people think of Easter, they imagine springtime blooms and religious observances. But in Iceland, the holiday also weaves in unique…
Our Life in Iceland – Month 7
Um, what?! Seven months…how did that happen?! It’s so weird keeping track of my life this well! I’ve never kept a personal journal but this has been an amazing way to look back at our time here. I know I say…
Tasting Rotten Icelandic Foods | Thorrablot Festival
Þorrablót – the midwinter feast During the old Norse month of Þorri (which runs from mid-January to mid-February) Icelanders toast to the old gods with a feast known as Þorrablót. The food of Þorrablót is called þorramatur and includes some…
