No. 879 in Icelandic

eyþór

"Eyþór" is an Icelandic male given name, combining "ey" (island) and "Þór" (Thor, the Norse god of thunder).

In a sentence

Eyþór fór í gönguferð.
Eyþór went for a walk.
Here "Eyþór" is used as a proper noun, identifying a person by name.
Við getum eytt tíma með Eyþór í dag.
We can spend time with Eyþór today.
In this sentence, "Eyþór" again serves as a proper noun referring to a person, within the context of spending time.
Eyþór stendur þar sem áin er breiðust.
Eyþór stands where the river is widest.
Here "Eyþór" acts as a proper noun, referring to the person standing at the specific location.

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