Meaning: Means "winter-farer", composed of Old Norse vetr "winter" and liði "one who fares" (compare Sumarliði (Somerled, Sumarle), Hafliði). Allegedly it was used to mean "one-year-old bear" (literally "bear that has lived one winter") in Old Norse.Variants: Vetrliðr (Old Norse), Vetrlíðr (Old Norse), Vintrliði (Old Norse), Veturliði (Icelandic and Faroese), Vetle (Norwegian)(Information from name #119962 originally submitted by user SeaHorse15)
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Variants: Vetrliðr (Old Norse), Vetrlíðr (Old Norse), Vintrliði (Old Norse), Veturliði (Icelandic and Faroese), Vetle (Norwegian)
(Information from name #119962 originally submitted by user SeaHorse15)