VOCABULARY.
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Snorri Sturluson and Anderson, Rasmus Björn
Beigud. One of Rolf Krake’s berserks.
Bele. A giant, brother of Gerd, slain by Frey.
Bergelmer. A giant; son of Thrudgelmer and grandson of Aurgelmer.
Berling. A dwarf.
Bestla. Wife of Bure and mother of Odin.
Biflide. A name of Odin.
Biflinde. A name of Odin.
Bifrost. The rainbow.
Bifur. A dwarf.
Bikke. A minister of Jormunrek; causes Randver to be hanged, and Svanhild trodden to death by horses.
Bil. One of the children that accompany Moon.
Bileyg. A name of Odin.
Bilskirner. Thor’s abode.
Blain. A dwarf.
Blodughofde. Frey’s horse.
Bodn. One of the three jars in which the poetic mead is kept.
Bodvar bjarke. One of Rolf Krake’s berserks.
Bol. One of the rivers flowing out of Hvergelmer.
Bolthorn. A giant; father of Bestla, mother of Odin.
Bolverk. A name of Odin.
Bombur. A dwarf.
Bor. Son of Bure; father of Odin.
Brage. A son of Odin; the best of skalds.
Breidablik. The abode of Balder.
Brimer. One of the heavenly halls after Ragnarok.
Brising. Freyja’s necklace.
Brok. A dwarf.
Brynhild. One of the chief heroines in the Niblung story.
Budle. Father of Atle and Brynhild.
Bue. A son of Vesete, who settled in Borgundarholm.
Bure. Grandfather of Odin.
Byleist. A brother of Loke.
Byrger. A well from which Bil and Hjuke were going when they were taken by Moon.
Dain. A dwarf.
Dain. One of the stags that bite the leaves of Ygdrasil.
Dainsleif. Hogne’s sword.
Day. Son of Delling.
Daybreak. The father of Day.
Delling. Daybreak.
Dolgthvare. A dwarf.