ÞJOÐ

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Name Element

Contents 1 Origin and Meaning 1.1 Old Norse 1.2 Old High German 1.3 Old Saxon 2 Related Names 3 Combinations 4 First Element Forms 5 Last Element Forms 6 References

Origin and Meaning

Germanic name element

Old Norse

þjóð = 'folk, people' ^[1]

Old High German

thiot = 'people'

Old Saxon

thiad = 'people'

Related Names

See Þiúð, Diesel, Ditte, Dyveke, Tide, Tile

Combinations

Name Element	Example
BALD	see Dietbald (German)
BJÖRN	see Þjóðbjǫrn
BORG	see Þiúðborg
GEIR	see ÞiúðgæiRR
GERD	see Þjóðgerðr
HARD	see Diethard (German)
HEID	see Þiúðhæiðr
HER	see Þjóðarr
HILD	see Þjóðhildr
HROD	see Hróðþiúð
KETILL	see Þióðkell
LEIF	see Dietleib (German) and Þjóðleifur (Norse)
LIND	see Theodolinda (German)
MANN	see Tidemann (German)
MAR	see Þjóðmarr (Norse) and Dietmar (German)
MUND	see Þiúðmundr
RIK	see Theodorich (German) and Þiudareiks (Gothic)
STEIN	see Þiúðstæinn
ULF	see ÞiúðulfR
UNN	see Þjóðunn
VALD	see Þjóðvaldur
VAR	see Þiúðvarr
VER	see ÞiúðvéR
VI	see Þiúðví

First Element Forms

Det- Diet- Dit-
Teo- Teod- Theo- Theod- Theode- Theodo-
Thiod- Thiudh- Thyth- Ti- Tide- Tiede-
Tjod Tjóð-
Þiau-
Þið-
Þióð-
Þiúð- Þiuda-
Þjóð-

Last Element Forms

-þiúð

References

1. ↑ Lena Peterson: Nordiskt runnamnslexikon (2002)