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,

BODN

BODN Vessel A jar, one of three containers in which the blood of kvasir was kept see also The Mead of Poetry, under odin. The other two were called odrorir and son.

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BODN in Norse Mythology. ..BODN Vessel A jar, one of three containers in which the blood of kvasir was kept see also The Mead of Poetry, under odin. The other two were called odrorir and.. There are several "clans" of Vattir or animistic nature spirits: the Asir and Vanir, understood as gods, plus the Jotnar, the Álfar and Dvergar. To this list can be added the dead in the Underworld. The distinction between Asir and Vanir is relative, for the two are said to have made peace, exchanged hostages, intermarried and reigned together after the events of the Asir-Vanir War, and afterward the gods are generally referred to collectively as Asir. Aesir,egyptian mythology,greek goddess