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,

GYMIR

GYMIR A jotun, or giant, and the father of gerda, who became the wife of the shining god, frey.

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GYMIR in Norse Mythology. GYMIR A jotun, or giant, and the father of gerda, who became the wife of the shining god, frey..... The mythological literature relates the legends of heroes and kings, as well as supernatural creatures. These clan and kingdom founding figures possessed great importance as illustrations of proper action or national origins. The heroic literature may have fulfilled the same function as the national epic in other European literatures, or it may have been more nearly related to tribal identity. Many of the legendary figures probably existed, and generations of Scandinavian scholars have tried to extract history from myth in the sagas. Ancient greek mythology,egyptian mythology,german mythology