Þóra is a common female name in Iceland, derived from the Old Norse name Þórr, which means "thunder." It is often associated with strength and resilience, reflecting the cultural significance of Norse mythology in Icelandic society. The name is popular among Icelanders and can be found in various forms across Scandinavian countries. In Icelandic culture, Þóra is sometimes linked to the goddess Þór, who is known for her power and protection. The name has historical roots and is often used in literature and folklore, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Viking heritage in modern Iceland.