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Nature surname meaning 'grove hill' or 'wooded hill', composed of the Swedish 'lund' (grove, small wood) and 'berg' (mountain, hill). The 'lund' element derives from the Old Norse 'lundr', meaning a sacred or cultivated grove — places of religious and community significance in pre-Christian Scandinavia. The city of Lund in Skane, one of Scandinavia's oldest cathedral cities, takes its name from the same root. Lundberg is common across Sweden, particularly in the southern provinces, and the Lundberg family is one of Sweden's most prominent industrial dynasties, controlling the Industrivarden investment group.