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The Younger Edda; Also called Snorre's Edda, or The Prose...

VOCABULARY.

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Snorri Sturluson and Anderson, Rasmus Björn
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Heide. Another name for Gullveig.
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Heidrun. A goat that stands over Valhal.
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Heimdal. The god of the rainbow.
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Heimer. Brynhild’s foster-father.
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Hel. The goddess of death; daughter of Loke.
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Helblinde. A name of Odin.
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Helmet-bearer. A name of Odin.
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Hengekjapt. The man to whom King Frode gave his mill.
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Herfather. A name of Odin.
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Hermod. The god who rode on Sleipner to Hel, to get Balder back.
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Herteit. A name of Odin.
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Hildesvin. A helmet, which King Adils took from King Ale.
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Himinbjorg. Heimdal’s dwelling.
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Hindfell. The place where Brynhild sat in her hall, surrounded by the Vafurloge.
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Hjalmbore. A name of Odin.
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Hjalprek. A king in Denmark; collects a fleet for Sigurd.
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Hjatle the valiant. One of Rolf Krake’s berserks.
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Hjordis. Married to Sigmund, and mother of Sigurd.
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Hjuke. One of the children that accompany Moon.
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Hler. Another name of Æger.
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Hlidskjalf. The seat of Odin, whence he looked out over all the world.
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Hlin. One of the attendants of Frigg; Frigg herself is sometimes called by this name.
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Hlodyn. Thor’s mother.
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Hloride. A name of Thor.
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Hnitbjorg. The place where Suttung hid the poetic mead.
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Hnos. Freyja’s daughter.
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Hoder. The slayer of Balder; he is blind.
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Hodmimer’s-holt. The grove where the two human beings, Lif and Lifthraser, were preserved during Ragnarok.
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Hofvarpner. Gna’s horse.
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Honer. One of the three creating gods; with Odin and Loder he creates Ask and Embla.

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The Younger Edda; Also called Snorre's Edda, or The Prose Edda, Project Gutenberg eBook #18947

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