Hoppípolla is a univerbation of "hoppa í polla", which in Icelandic means "jumping into puddles"
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And the name comes from the title of a song by Sigur Rós.
They did also make a cover of this song, singing it in Icelandic.
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Well... my native language is very similar to Icelandic.
And I remember seeing that name and was like "That name sounds a bit Faroese"
Even though in Faroese the name would be "Hoppa í hylar"
