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- Meaning and usage of Grimnir? - Mythology Folklore Stack Exchange
What is the meaning of Grimnir? I found this Old Norse lexical entry for grimmr but welcome more detail Is this epithet restricted entirely to the Grímnismál or is it common across the canon? Is it correct that the use of "grim" in names is a reference to Odin Thorgrim, Hallgrim, Skallagrim, etc
- norse - Significance of Gylfis choice of pseudonym - Mythology . . .
Grim and Grimnir, | Glapsvith, Fjolsvith Sithhott, Sithskegg, | Sigfather, Hnikuth, Allfather, Valfather, | Atrith, Farmatyr: A single name | have I never had Since first among men I fared Grimnir they call me | in Geirröth's hall, With Asmund Jalk am I; Kjalar I was | when I went in a sledge, At the council Thror am I called,
- Why was Odin afraid that his ravens would not return back to him?
Odin's ravens would continuously fly all over Midgard to collect information and bring it back to Odin In Norse mythology, Huginn (from Old Norse quot;thought quot;) and Muninn (Old Norse quot;
- norse - How was it decided which warriors would go to Fólkvangr and . . .
The Norse mythological texts record three primary places where the dead were perceived to go: Helheim (Old Norse Helheimr, “the home of the goddess Hel“), Valhalla (Old Norse Valhöll, “the hall of the fallen”), and Folkvang (Old Norse Fólkvangr, “the field of the people” or “the field of warriors”)
- norse - Why is Odin called the Allfather? - Mythology Folklore Stack . . .
Snorri Sturluson comments on this in the Gylfaginning (emphasis mine): 9 Then said Ganglere: Much had been done, it seemed to me, when heaven and earth were made, when sun and moon were set in their places, and when days were marked out; but whence came the people who inhabit the world?
- Hottest odin Answers - Mythology Folklore Stack Exchange
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- Hugin and Muninn in runes - Mythology Folklore Stack Exchange
Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers
- Is there a deeper meaning to Utgard-Loki, Loki, and Logi?
In the myth of Utgard-Loki, Thor and friends visit the castle Utgard, where several beings have nearly identical names: Utgard-Loki, a giant and the ruler of Utgard Loki, an Aesir and the half-brot
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