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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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Kormt. A river which Thor every day must cross.
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Kvaser. The hostage given by the vans to the asas; his blood, when slain, was the poetical meed kept by Suttung.
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Lading. One of the fetters with which the Fenris-wolf was bound.
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Landvide. Vidar’s abode.
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Laufey. Loke’s mother.
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Leipt. One of the rivers flowing out of Hvergelmer.
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Lerad. A tree near Valhal.
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Letfet. One of the horses of the gods.
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The two persons preserved in Hodmimer’s-holt during Ragnarok.
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Ljosalfaheim. The home of the light elves.
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Loder. One of the three gods who created Ask and Embla.
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Lofn. One of the asynjes.
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Loge. A giant who tried his strength at eating with Loke in Jotunheim.
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Loke. The giant-god of the Norse mythology.
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Lopt. Another name for Loke.
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Lyngve. The island where the Fenris-wolf was chained.
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Mannheim. The home of man; our earth.
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Mardol. One of the names of Freyja.
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Megingjarder. Thor’s belt.
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Menglad. Svipdag’s betrothed.
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Menja. A female slave who ground at Frode’s mill.
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Midgard. The name of the earth in the mythology.
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Mimer. The name of the wise giant; keeper of the holy well.
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Mjolner. Thorn’s hammer.
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Mode. One of Thor’s sons.
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Modgud. The may who guards the Gjallar-bridge.
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Moin. A serpent under Ygdrasil.
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Mokkerkalfe. A clay giant in the myth of Thor and Hrungner.

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

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