Dybevik

Norwegian Bokmål Alternative forms nb Dybevig historical spelling nb Dybvik related spelling; may represent a separate family line Etymology A Danicised form of the Norwegian farm name nb Djupevik, found in several places in Norway. The place name continues nb non Djúpavík, from non djúpr vík deep bay, inlet. Depending on the locality, the name could refer specifically to a bay extending deeply inland rather than to deep water. The surname is therefore habitational, originally denoting someone from a farm named nb Djupevik or nb Djupvik. nb Gjøvik Djupvik Dybvik. Compare nn Dybevik surname. Pronunciation nb /ˈdyː.bəˌʋiːk/ nb ʋiːk 3 nb Dybevig nb Dy be vik Proper noun nb proper noun nb place names originating from one of several farms named nb Djupevik or nb Djupvik, particularly in southwestern Norway Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 36 people in Norway had nb Dybevik as their surname as of 31 December 2025.“Etternavn”, Statistics Norway. References Olav Veka (2000), “Dybevik”, in Norsk etternamnleksikon: norske slektsnamn – utbreiing, tyding og opphav, Oslo: Det Norske Samlaget, page 96, 9788252154321. Oluf Rygh (1910), “Djupvik”, in Norske Gaardnavne, volume 11: Søndre Bergenhus amt, page 197. Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology Danicisation of nn Djupevik, a farm name various places in Norway. Proper noun nn proper noun f nn South Western Norway References 2000 Olav Veka Norsk etternamnleksikon Dybevik 96 https://www.nb.no/items/177a767f60c650e5d06a0a84294f21cf?page=99