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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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Geirvimul. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Gelgja. The fetter with which the Fenris-wolf was chained.
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Gerd. A beautiful giantess, daughter of Gymer.
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Gere. One of Odin’s wolves.
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Gersame. One of the daughters of Freyja.
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Gilling. Father of Suttung, who possessed the poetic mead.
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Gimle. The abode of the righteous after Ragnarok.
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Ginungagap. The premundane abyss.
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Gipul. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Gisl. One of the horses of the gods.
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Gjallar-bridge. The bridge across the river Gjol, near Helheim.
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Gjallar-horn. Heimdal’s horn.
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Gjallar-river. The river near Helheim.
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Gjalp. One of the daughters of Geirrod.
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Gjuke. A king in Germany, visited by Sigurd.
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Gladsheim. Odin’s dwelling.
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Glam. The name of a giant.
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Glapsvid. A name of Odin.
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Glaser. A grove in Asgard.
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Gleipner. The last fetter with which the wolf Fenrer was bound.
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Glener. The husband of Sol (sun).
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Gler. One of the horses of the gods.
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Glitner. Forsete’s hall.
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Gna. Frigg’s messenger.
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Gnipa-cave. The cave before which the dog Garm barks.
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Gnita-heath. Fafner’s abode, where he kept the treasure of the Niblungs.
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Goin. A serpent under Ygdrasil.
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Goldfax. The giant Hrungner’s horse.
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Gomul. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Gondler. One of the names of Odin.
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Gopul. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.
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Gothorm. A son of Gjuke; murders Sigurd, and is slain by him.
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Grabak. One of the serpents under Ygdrasil.
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Grad. One of the streams flowing from Hvergelmer.

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

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