What is faroe meaning?

Faroe is the archaic English plural of "farmer," which originally referred to a group of people who worked and lived on a farm or piece of land. It is also the name of an autonomous region in the North Atlantic Ocean, consisting of 18 islands that are a part of Denmark but have their own government and language (Faroese). The name "Faroe" is believed to have been derived from the Old Norse language, meaning "sheep islands" or "islands of sheep." The Faroe Islands are known for their stunning natural beauty, rugged coastlines, and unique culture.