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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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Hrasvelg. A giant in an eagle’s plumage, who produces the wind.
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Hreidmar. The father of Regin and Fafner.
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Hrib. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Hrimfaxe. The horse of Night.
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Hringhorn. The ship upon which Balder’s body was burned.
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Hrodvitner. A wolf; father of the wolf Hate.
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Hron. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Hroptatyr. A name of Odin.
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Hrotte. Fafner’s sword.
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Hrungner. A giant; Thor slew him.
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Hrym. A giant, who steers the ship Naglfar at Ragnarok.
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Hvergelmer. The fountain in the middle of Niflheim.
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Huge. A person (Thought) who ran a race with Thjalfe, in Jotunheim.
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Hugist. One of Odin’s ravens.
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Hymer. A giant with whom Thor went fishing when he caught the Midgard-serpent.
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Hyndla. A vala visited by Freyja.
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Hyrroken. A giantess who launched the ship on which Balder was burned.
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Ida. A plain where the gods first assemble, and where they assemble again after Ragnarok.
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Ide. A giant, son of Olvalde.
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Idun. Wife of Brage; she kept the rejuvenating apples.
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Ironwood. The abode of giantesses called Jarnveds.
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Iva. A river in Jotunheim.
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Ivald. The father of the dwarfs that made Sif’s hair, the ship Skidbladner, and Odin’s spear Gungner.
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Jafnhar. A name of Odin.
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Jarnsaxa. One of Heimdal’s nine giant mothers.
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Jarnved. The same as Ironwood.
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Jarnvidjes. The giantesses dwelling in Ironwood.
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Jord. Wife of Odin, mother of Thor.
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Jormungand. The Midgard-serpent.
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Jormunrek. King of Goths, marries Svanhild.
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Joruvold. The country where Aurvang is situated. Thence come several dwarfs.
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Jotunheim. The home of the giants.
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Kerlaugs. The rivers that Thor every day must cross.

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

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