A

AEGIR, AESIR, AGNAR, ALFODR, ALFRIGG, ALSVID, ALSVIDER, ALVIS, AMSVARTNIR, ANDHRIMNIR, ANDVARANAUT, ANDVARI, ANGRBODA, ANNAR, APPLE, ARVAKR, ASGARD, ASGARD, ASH, ASK, ASYNJUR, AUD, AUDHUMLA, AURBODA, AURORA, AURVANDIL, AUSTRI,

B

BALDER, BARLEY, BARRI, BAUGI, BELI, BERGELMIR, BERLING, BERSERKERS, BESTLA, BEYLA, BIFROST, BIL, BILLING, BILSKIRNIR, BLODIGHOFI, BOAR, BODN, BOLTHUR, BOLVERK, BOR, BRAGI, BREIDABLIK, BRIDE, BRISINGAMEN, BROKK, BROKK, BURI, BYGGVIR, BYRGIR,

C

CAT, CAULDRON, CODEX, COW, CREATION,

D

DAG, DAIN, DAIN, DAIN, DAINSLEIF, DELLING, DENMARK, DISIR, DIVINATION, DRAGON, DRAUPNIR, DROMI, DVALIN, DVALIN'S, DWARFS,

E

EAGLE, EARTH, EARTH, EDDAS,, EGGTHER, EGIL, EIKTHYRNIR, EINHERJAR, EIR, EITRI, ELDER, ELDHRIMNIR, ELDIR, ELIVAGAR, ELJUDNIR, ELLI, ELVES, EMBLA,

F

FAFNIR, FALCON, FARBAUTI, FENRIR, FENSALIR, FIMAFENG, FIMBULVETR, FJALAR, FJALAR, FJOLSVID, FJORGYN, FJORGYN, FLOOD, FOLKVANGER, FORNJOT, FORSETI, FREKI, FREKI, FREY, FREYA, FREYA, FRIDAY, FRIGG, FULLA, FYLGIE, FYLGIE,

G

GAGNRAD, GALAR, GANG, GANGLATI, GANGLOT, GARM, GEFION, GEIRROD, GEIRROD, GELGJA, GERDA, GERI, GESTA, GIALAR, GIALLARBRU, GIALP, GIANT, GIANTS, GILLING, GIMLE, GINNUNGAGAP, GIOLL, GIOLL, GIOTUNAGARD, GIOTUNAGARD, GLADSHEIM, GLEIPNIR, GLITNIR, GNA, GOAT, GOTHS, GOTLAND, GREIP, GRERR, GRID, GRIM, GRIMNIR, Grimnir's, GRIMNISMAL, GRIOTUNAGARD, GROA, GULLFAXI, GULLINBURSTI, GULLINKAMBI, GULLINTANI, GULLTOPP, GULLWEIG, GUNGNIR, GUNLOD, GUNLOD, GYLFAGINNING, GYLFAGINNING, GYLFI, GYMIR,

H

HARBARD, HATI, HAUSTLONG, HAVAMAL, HEID, HEIDRUN, HEIMDALL, HEIMDALL, HEL, HERMOD, HILDISVINI, HIMINBJORG, HIMINBJORG, HIMINBJORG, HIMINBRIOTER, HJADNINGAVIG, HLESEY, HLIDSKIALF, HLIN, HNITBORG, HNOSSA, HODDMIMIR'S, HODUR, HOENIR, HOFUND, HORSE, HRAFNAGALDUR, HRAUDING, HREIDMAR, HRIMFAXI, HRIMGRIMNIR, HRIMTHURSSAR, HRINGHORNI, HRUNGNIR, HRYM, HUGI, HUGIN, HUMANS, HVERGELMIR, HYMIR, HYNDLA, HYNDLULJOTH, HYROKKIN,

I

ICELAND, IDAVOLL, IDI, IDUNN, IDUNN, In, ING, IRONWOOD, IRONWOOD,

J

JARNSAXA, JORD, JORMUNGAND, JOTUN, JOTUNHEIM,

K

KENNING, KVASIR,

L

LAEDING, LAERAD, LAEVATEINN, LANDVAETTIR, LAUFEY, LAY, LIF, LIFTHRASIR, LIT, LODDFAFNIR, LODDFAFNIR, LOFN, LOFNHEID, LOGI, LOKASENNA, LOKI, LORA, LOTHUR, LYNGHEID, LYNGVI,

M

MAGNI, MANAGARM, MANI, MANNUS, MEAD, MEGINGJARDIR, MENGLOD, MIDGARD, MIDSUMMER, MIMIR, MIMIR'S, MISTLETOE, MJOLLNIR, MODGUD, MODI, MOKKURKALFI, MOON, MUNDILFARI, MUNIN, MUSPELL, MUSPELLHEIM,

N

NABBI, NAGLFAR, NAGLFARI, NAMES, NANNA, NARFI, NASTROND, NERTHUS, NIDAFJOLL, NIDAVELLIR, NIDAVELLIR, NIFLHEIM, NINE, NIORD, NITHOG, NOATUN, NORDI, NORFI, NORNS, NORSE, NORWAY, NOTT,

O

OAK, OD, ODIN, ODRORIR, OLVALDI, OTR, OTTAR,

P

POETIC, PROSE,

R

RAGNAROK, RAINBOW, RAN, RATATOSK, RATI, RAVEN, REGIN, RIG, RIGSTHULA, RINDA, ROSKVA, ROSTIOFF, ROWAN, RUNES,

S

SAEHRIMNIR, SAEMING, SAEMUND, SAGA, SAGA, SAXO, SCANDINAVIA, SEID, SERPENT, SESSRUMNIR, SHAPE-SHIFTER, SHIPS, SHIPS, SIEGFRIED, SIF, SIGURD, SIGYN, SIMUL, SINDRI, SINGASTEIN, SJOFN, SKADE, SKADE, SKALD, SKALD, SKALDIC, SKALDSKAPARMAL, SKIDBLADNIR, SKINFAXI, SKIRNIR, SKIRNIRS, SKIRNISMAL, SKOLL, SKRYMIR, SKULD, SKY, SLEIPNIR, Sleipnir, SNORRI, SNOTRA, SOEG, SOL, SOLSTICE, SON, STARKAD, STARS, SUDRI, SUN, SUN, SURT, SURTSEY, SUTTUNG, SVADILFARI, SVALIN, SVARTALFHEIM, SVIPDAG, SVIPDAGSMAL, SWEDEN, SYN,

T

TANNGNIOST, TANNGRISNIR, THIALFI, THIAZZI, THOKK, THOR, THOR, THORSDRAPA, THRUD, THRUD, THRUDHEIM, THRYM, THRYMHEIM, THRYMSKVITHA, THUND, THUNDER, THURSDAY, TREASURES, TUESDAY, TYR,

U

ULL, URD, URDARBRUNN, UTGARD, UTGARD-LOKI,

V

VAFTHRUDNISMAL, VALASKIALF, VALGRIND, VALHALLA, VALI, VALI, VALKYRIES, VALKYRIES, VANAHEIM, VANAHEIM, VANIR, VAR, VASTY, VE, VEGTAM, VERDANDE, VESTRI, VIDAR, VIDFINN, VIDI, VIGRID, VIKINGS, VIKINGS, VILI, VIMUR, VINGOLF, VOLSUNGA, VOLUSPA, VOLVA, VOR,

W

WAGNER,, WAR, WATCHMAN, WESTRI, WHETSTONE, WOLF,

Y

YDALIR, YEW, YGGDRASIL, YMIR, YNGVI, YUKI,

GOAT

GOAT A mammal related to the sheep family. In Norse mythology the god thor had a cart drawn by two billy goats, tanngniost and tanngrisnir. These goats could be killed and eaten and then revived again the next day.

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GOAT in Norse Mythology. .GOAT A mammal related to the sheep family. In Norse mythology the god thor had a cart drawn by two billy goats, tanngniost and tanngrisnir.. These goats could be.. Odin was associated with death by hanging, and a possible practice of Odinic sacrifice by strangling has some archeological support in the existence of bodies such as Tollund Man that perfectly preserved by the acid of the Jutland peatbogs, into which they were cast after having been strangled. However, scholars possess no written accounts that explicitly interpret the cause of these stranglings, which could obviously have other explanations. Asgard,loki norse,nordic mythology