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,

ARVAKR

ARVAKR Early Waker One of two horses that drew the Sun's chariot across the sky for the fair maiden sol. The other horse was alsvid.

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ARVAKR in Norse Mythology. The other horse was alsvid..ARVAKR Early Waker One of two horses that drew the Sun's chariot across the sky for the fair maiden sol.... An important note in interpreting this mythology is that often the closest accounts that scholars have to "pre-contact" times were written by Christians. The Younger Edda and the Heimskringla were written by Snorri Sturluson in the 13th century, over two hundred years after Iceland became Christianized. This results in Snorri's works carrying a large amount of Euhemerism[1]. Celtic mythology,greek gods,norse