Thor – The thunder god and latest hero of the box office, the god’s name would fit right in with Cash and Gage. This is for someone wanting to do the tracking of their instances for inclusion in the article. Tack - is the modern swedish spelling of "Thanks". Vidur – The skald Bragi the Old called him this in a poem. Odin is a nod at my SO Norse heritage, baby will have his last name too...so I'd like to … Some names aren't quite right: "Draugadróttin" means something more literally like "Warlord of the Undead"; 'Drott-' meaning an army division or mercenary detachment, "-in" meaning 'lord of', "Draug-" meaning almost "zombie" - 'one who is slain yet remains', i.e. Home (current) Baby Names ... Would you like to Time Warp Odin? Login Register . ( Log Out /  But, earlier in the poem, this name is given for a serpent that forever gnaws at the tree Yggdrasil. Fǫðr might actually be a cognate of two other words - two that make infinitely more sense than "father" which is typically spelled faðr (see Baldrsfaðr). Here is some thoughts: -There are some other theories about these words we might want to consider. Svolnir – The skald Bragi called him this in a drapa of Ragnar Lodbrok. I just don't want to have two names that mean nothing to me. The use of Odin’s many names is even mentioned in the “Gylfiginning” where it is stated:  “. ( Log Out /  Edit: Why? I, of course, cannot be sure of that. Odin states that he thinks this is a name for “none but me”. They are: NAMES OF ODIN FROM “GRIMNISMOL” (AND ALSO QUOTED IN THE “GYLFIGINNING”). See the popularity of the boy's name Odin over time, plus its meaning, origin, common sibling names, and more in BabyCenter's Baby Names tool. As Kringle, he is compared to a bear. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. From his name Gautland or Gotland got its name. Odin has two ravens that go out in the world and tell him all that is happening. According to the Prose Edda, she travelled the world searching for her husband, Odr, weeping tears of amber as she went. Maybe a little more literal translations of the names are in order, I know many aren't completely literal. Svidur – It states that the name Sweden originated from this. Yet one of the most common questions people ask about the Norse religion today is if it is still practiced. His exact nature and role, however, are difficult to determine because of the complex picture of him given by … "Þórr er oft reiðr" = "Thor is often angry"). Anyway the list I have of omitted names I do not have sources for where I originally found, but I'm sure someone can attest to them from somewhere else. Thoughts on the fragility of silence – an unrecognized modern dilemma, Vikings - Odin, Thor, the Norse, and such, Thoughts on education and aspects of its nature, including remarks on the trades, power, and insight, Thoughts on points of view and problems associated with them, Thoughts on how history is primarily speculation as well as remarks on the growing prevalence of speculation in life today, Thoughts on how the U.S. is developing a “fantasy culture” – trying to force reality to fit an ideal, Thoughts on an episode of Twilight Zone: “The monsters are due on Maple Street” – revealing the never acknowledged monsters of society . Val-father – “Father of the slain” (val = slain). Finn Odin Hoflin (b. Spjalli Gauta - Not sure about "Friend of the Goths". Kringle's hair is short, white, "shining clean", his beard, long, white, and cascading over his chest like a fluffy wave. Hnikuth (in “Grimnismol”) or Hnikud (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Overthrower”. In the “Gyfliginning” it states:  “Odin is called All-father, for he is the father of all gods.”. Valfather (only in the “Grimnismol”) – “Father of the slain”. !22:59, 29 March 2008 (UTC) I hate these things because it is hard to see what you are typing in that corner ```23:33, 29 March 2008 (UTC)~~, I am a bit hesitant about adding Asagrim, since the folksong Stolt Herr Alf was only recorded as late as the early 19th century. All-father – “The father of all the gods”. Other great apps like Odin are ROM Manager (Freemium), ROM Toolbox (Freemium), Xiaomitool (Free) and Mobile ODIN (Paid). Fenrir bit the god Tyr’s right … Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Sithhott (in “Grimnismol”) or Sidhott (in “Gylfiginning”) – “With broad hat”. Highly speculative theory though. "faðr" seems alot like "föðr" and "faðir" not to mention "fader" - all meaning Father. He has broad shoulders, forearms nearly as large as his upper arms, a thick neck, a barrel chest and a huge frame. Baby Name Lists Containing Odin Boy First Names That Are Also Last Names Short Baby Boy Names Top 1000+ Baby Names. Edit: Why? Odin or Odinn – This may originate from the Old Norse odr which has connotations like “mental faculties”, “voice”, “raving”, “frenzied”, “raging”, “mad with fear”, and “raged”. He sends them out at dawn to fly over all all the world and they return at dinner-time. . Words, the dilemma of the word, becoming wordless, seeking what is before the word, beingness, etc. No special action is required regarding these talk page notices, other than regular verification using the archive tool instructions below. Harbarth (in “Grimnismol”) or Harbard (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Greybeard”. Raven-god – “God of ravens”. Within Asgard is Odin’s seat of power, the throne room called … Fenrir. I highly doubt that is old norse. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Sig-father – “Father of victory”(sig = victory). It appears to be the most thorough recitation of Odin's names and the information should be integrated into this article.--Berig 07:44, 15 May 2007 (UTC), Here is a link that can be used for citation purposes which lists Odin's epithets and Jormunr is among them. Taken into account that all humanity are the "greater and lesser children of Heimdallr" (Voluspa 1) - it would make sense that Odin is not the progenitor of humanity, but the one who directs it. 35 talking about this. Although this may be better than the "Host glad" (which I don't see how fits the name), it is probably not quite right. This would make a lot of sense contextually - Alfǫðr would then be he who orders all, Valfǫðr would be he who orders the fallen, Jölfǫðr would be he who orders the Jöltide. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. I do not speak old norse but modern scandinavian languages. the people, Art, artistic expression, and things related with it, Christianity, Christian conversion, Post-Christianity, and Christian influence, Contemplation, monastacism, shamanism, spirituality, prayer, and such, Descriptive reflections – non-rhyming descriptive statements, Existence, Awareness, Beingness, Consciousness, Conceptionism, and such. "Sönir" is very similar to modern swedish "Söner" and old norse "Sonr" meaning "sons" or "Son". As a result, he gets to find out about many events. Homosexuality and the 'pseudo-gay' (aquired homosexuality), Inspiration, free association, and intuition. I have just modified one external link on List of names of Odin. Nagelfar (talk) 09:36, 7 August 2008 (UTC). When Bor also died in battle, Odin took the throne of Asgard, continuing with his father's policy. Different dialects, giving rise to different pronounciations and spellings. Othin or Othinn – A variation of Odin or Odinn. The name “Odin,” rendered in the Old Norse as Óðinn, derived from two words: óðr, meaning “fury, rage, passion, ecstasy, or inspiration,” and the masculine definite article suffix -inn. most names have been given him as a result of the fact that with all the branches of languages in the world, each nation finds it necessary to adopt his name to their language for invocation and prayers for themselves, but some events giving rise to these names have taken place in his travels and  have been made the subject of stories, and you cannot claim to be a wise man if you are unable to tell of these important happenings.”. Harbarth – “Gray-beard”. Oski – “God of wishes”. While using Samsung Odin flashing can be done through fastboot mode or through recovery mode. ( Log Out /  But, earlier in the poem, this name is given for a serpent that forever gnaws at the tree Yggdrasil. The weekday of Wednesday (Woden’s day) is named for him. If so, Why not? "I know. Many of his names have different meanings, describing different aspects or qualities about his nature. Vafud – The skald Einer Skulason called him this in a poem. Even though I'm no expert it allows me to see some "logical" connections between the modern and ancient language. In the “Grimnismol” Odin, himself, states:  “A single name have I never had since first among men I fared”. It seems to me like the "List of names of Odin" should include all of his names, not just Norse. Additional names attributed to Odin. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Spjalli might me "Friend of" but Gauta can also be "Götar" (Geats) not only Goths. Norse Mythology has deeply rooted itself into contemporary pop culture at this point; everyone has likely heard of Thor the Thunderer or Odin the Allfather in one way shape or form. In the spelling of these names there is sometimes a hyphen in front of the “tyr” and sometimes it is simply placed at the end of the word. Bolverk – The name he took when he sought the mead of poetry. Odin has many names ending with “Tyr”. [1] !! Gondlir – “Wand-bearer”. Sig-father – “Father of victory” (sig = victory). I mean, with a name like Odin you can't just throw down Steve or Bob as a mn. Omi – “The shouter”. Sigrhofundr - "Sigr" is "Victory" but "fundr" don't necessary needs to mean "founder" or "Author" meaning the "source" of victory. So I would say it means "God of anger" or "Angry god". This was commonly used, for obvious reasons, during the time of the Viking raids. 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Thror – Odin says he was called this when he went to Council. Veratyr – “Lord of men”, the name he took in “Grimnismol”. Odin fought and defeated Surtur and took the Eternal Flame from Muspelheim and sealed it in his vault, to prevent Ragnaròk from happening.As Allfather, … Recent change added the meaning "Glad of War" to this. Login Register . Haptsönir - "Fetter Loosener" seems a bit awkward. many names: Odin is leader here, with more than 200 heiti or by-names, but This message is updated dynamically through the template {{sourcecheck}} (last update: 15 July 2018). Gaut – “God” or “father”. Hangi – The skald Tind called him this in a poem. "Reiðr" means in other context "Anger/angry" (ex. The list of alternatives was last updated May 16, 2019. Vofuth (in “Grimnismol”) or Vafud (in “Gylfiginning”) – “The wanderer”. Atrith (in “Grimnismol”) or Atrid (in “Gylfiginning”) – “The rider”. Hergout – The skald Bragi the Old called him this in a poem. That would explain the name. Change ). Vidar – Thor’s half-brother and another son of Odin. Thuth (in “Grimnismol”) or Thunn (in “Gylfiginning”), Uth (in “Grimnismol”) or Unn (in “Gylfiginning”). Login Register . As a result, he has a ‘name’ everywhere. Famous People Named Odin. they are names given to odin, after all. The best alternative is Heimdall, which is both free and Open Source. We chose the name Odin because we wanted a name that was unique and strong. Meaning of Odin Ihle: Category: Norwegian names. Their domains were roughly divided by gender – the male deities like Odin or Thor would be responsible for battle or death or thunder, while the female deities might have responsibilities for fertility or crops. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Ofnir (only in “Grimnismol”) – “The Bewilderer”. Dróttin means king in modern Scandinavian tongues, but originally it was more like commander in chief. Gangleri or Ganglari – “The Traveller” or “the wanderer”. Advertisement. “Gracious Lord of Earth.”  It’s interesting to note that a kenning for earth is “Bride of Odin”. Odin was born as the son of Bor, the then King of Asgard. Fjolnir (in “Grimnismol”) or Fiolnir (in “Gylfiginning”) – “The many-shaped”. 04:27, 11 August 2016 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Archon1212 (talk • contribs). Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Odin is one of the chief gods of Norse mythology. A list of names related to the given name Odin organized by relationship Sithkegg (in “Grimnismol”) or Sidskegg (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Long-bearded”. I'm a little puzzled by some of the translation. In many ways, Odin’s many names gives him a quality similar to the “nameless” Jewish god. Hjalmberi or Hialmberi – “The helmet-bearer”. Heerfather – “Father of the host”, from Vafthruthnismal. Odin [Old Norse: Óðinn), the chief god of Norse mythology, was referred to by more than 200 names in the skaldic and Eddic traditions. Like the gods of many other pantheons, the Norse gods had domains. Val-father – “Father of the slain” (val = slain). Odin and the giantess Grid also have a son named Vidar. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Fenrir is a terrible wolf, a huge being, and the son of the god Loki. Norse poetry has created many expressions (kennings) that have been used for Odin. Gaut – It states that a king had a name derived from this name. Biflindi (in “Grimnismol”) or Blindi (in “Gylfiginning”) – Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Heerfather . A common name of Odin, interestingly enough, is rather generic:  “All-father”, the father of all the gods. Living Images: Nature-as-living images, living memories, etc. Jafnhor – “Just-as-high” or “equally high”. . Balder – The God of Light, for the shining light in your life. The firmware for each device differs so download the correct version of the custom ROM, also it does not void the warranty of the device like others. Val-father – “Father of the slain” (val = … In modern Icelandic her means army and teitur means gay (as in happy). Hopefully, someone that knows the kenning can inform us all --Swift 00:07, 19 October 2005 (UTC), Verifying the existence of Jörmunr as one of Odin's names, I finally discovered this anonymous Old Norse skaldic poem Óðins nöfn - Þul Óðins. See the popularity of the girl's name Odin over time, plus its meaning, origin, common sibling names, and more in BabyCenter's Baby Names tool. 2016)son of actors Natalie Blair and David Hoflin ADVERTISEMENT. The first thing we might consider is that it's a variation of ǫðr which as many of us interested in the protogermanic languages can attest translates into "mad" (whether it means crazy or angry is up for debate). Just another FE Page named after that time traveling dork, Odin. I'm still struggling with what to pair it with. Skilfing – “The shaker”. The skald Bragi and Viga-Glum called him this in a poem. Find out the meaning of the baby boy name Odin from the Anglo Saxon Origin Login Register . Jalk (in “Grimnismol”) or Ialk (in “Gylfiginning”) – Odin says he took this name when he was with Asmund. Odin, also called Wodan, Woden, or Wotan, one of the principal gods in Norse mythology. Vidrir – The skald Bragi and Viga-Glum called him this in a poem. Hropt – The skald Ulf Uggason called him this in a poem. "Hapta" seems to mean "god" in other contexts (Haptasnytrir/Haptasnotr = "The wise god"). I don't see how the name could possibly be a late construction.--Berig 20:22, 20 July 2007 (UTC). This word appears to mean “god” or “lord”. Tak or Takr or similar seems more like it. Rognir– The skald Einer Skalaglamm called him this in a poem. Then said Gangleri: "Exceeding many names have ye given him; and, by my faith, it must indeed be a goodly wit that knows all the lore and the examples of what chances have brought about each of these names." Total Likes of Odin Ihle: Total Un Likes of Odin Ihle: Names-Generators.Com is a free to use website for generating names like Norwegian generator for use in the interest of public. However, my justification is that the name "Asagrim" contains the word "grim" meaning "lord" which is only attested in this folksong and on one or two 11th century runestones in a different part of the country. Please take a moment to review my edit. His eyes are "clean, winter sky blue". Hor – The “high one”. However, due to the complicated natures of the gods, Odin and Frigga’s offspring were the most tragic, leaving only one of their three children alive. Odin – The chief god, Odin probably owes his recent rise to parents seeking alternatives to Aidan and company, but Anthony Hopkins’ turn as the king of Valhalla could help. Vithur (in “Grimnismol”) or Vidur (in “Gylfiginning”) – Odin says he was called this when “I fare to the fight”. Svafnir (only in “Grimnismol”) – “The Sleep-Bringer”. Grades, scholastic testing, psychological measurement, etc. From the Gyfliginning. In mythology, Odin was the highest (father) of all Norse gods, who presided over art, war, wisdom and death. . The twelve names of Odin in Old Asgard are described in the “Gylfiginning”. If you have any questions, or need the bot to ignore the links, or the page altogether, please visit this simple FaQ for additional information. I'm sure there are many more. The name Odin means Frenzy, Rage, Inspiration and is of Scandinavian origin.Odin is a name that's been used primarily by parents who are considering baby names for boys.. The name he took in the poem “Harbarthsljoth”. Often, he is spoken of as ‘Odin the Old’. I do not have all of the proper accent marks but tried to make it as close to the proper Norse formations like in the article that I could notice: Nagelfar (talk) 10:18, 2 August 2008 (UTC), Maybe list possible examples too, with both source of name and source which attests possibility. Their names are Hugin and Munin. That give the meaning "Son of god". The German chronicler Adam of Hamburg proposed this as a literal translation in his eleventh-century work, the History of the Archbishops of Hamburg-Bremen.1Other translations included “the furious,” “the passionate,” “the inspired,” and, more appropriately, “the inspiring… Tyr – The God of War in Norse Mythology, and perhaps the bravest of all gods. As Odin’s pets, their role was to fly around the world (Midgard) and retrieve knowledge on people, places, and subject matter. — Preceding unsigned comment added by XxTheEndxx (talk • contribs) 16:21, 15 January 2019 (UTC), Would It be appropriate to list his modern names, such as "Mr. Wednesday" on this page. Glapsvith (in “Grimnismol”) or Glapsvinn (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Swift in deceit”. It no doubt represents the fact that he is a ‘god of all creation’, so to speak and, as a result, his ‘name’ or ‘presence’ is known everywhere. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 50.45.253.63 (talk) 00:01, 17 February 2018 (UTC). Alternative Titles: Godan, Oðinn, Wodan, Woden, Wotan. Many people are generally aware that it was the religion of the Vikings, and most have probably heard of Norse gods like Odin and Thor. HroptaTyr – “Crier of the gods”. The name Munnin means “mind” or “memory,” and the name Huginn means “thought.” The ravens, like Odin, are intelligent and perceptive creatures bestowed with special powers. Kjalar (in “Grimnismol”) or Kialar (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Ruler of keels”??? We … Jalfaðr - I dont know how it can be "Yellow-brown Back" and see a different meaning in the word. an undead (a kenning for 'tree stump') and "-a-" meaning of. I made the following changes: When you have finished reviewing my changes, you may follow the instructions on the template below to fix any issues with the URLs. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Odin and the giantess Rind also have a son named Vali. Odin Ihle is a name generated from user inputs and listed under Norwegian Name Generator. "Jal" might mean "Jarl" (different spelling is not uncommon). A generic description. Ygg – “The terrible”. From Hovamol and Gylfiginning. Freyr – The God of Fertility. I’m inclined to think that the different names may have a number of sources, including: All-father – A commonly used name for Odin. I believe there was a work, an Edda maybe, that said Odin had 12 important names (I think they're all given already on the page, but maybe they should be especially noted) of which if I remember correctly Jalk was the final; Jalk being the name under which Odin learned the "feminine" magic of Seidr while on Samsey (Sam's Island), "Jalk" meaning gelding/castrated (made effeminate?). The name has been translated to mean “the Fury." Valþognir - "þognir" might mean "taker" (active action) instead of "receiver" (passive action) which gives it a slightly different meaning - "Slain taker" or "Taker of the slain". It seems to me like the "List of names of Odin" should include all of his names, not just Norse. Odin has also been known by the names Othinn, Wotan and Woden by the Germanic tribes who worshipped him. Many stories of Odin show him being disguised as another person. Odin says he was called this when he “went in a sledge”. He has ancie… In the “Gyfliginning” it states:  “Two ravens sit on his shoulders and speak into his ear all the news they see or hear. Odin Reign Carter (b. Odin Bendixen is a name generated from user inputs and listed under Norwegian Name Generator. All the names seem to be similar in connotation with the names ending in “father” and “god” above, showing that he is a god or lord of some quality or thing. Used in the name ‘Yggdrasil’, or “Odin’s horse”, which is a reference to the ‘world tree’. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. As a result, he takes on a different name with each story. Gangrath – The name he took in “Vafthruthnismol”. Editors have permission to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the RfC before doing mass systematic removals. As of February 2018, "External links modified" talk page sections are no longer generated or monitored by InternetArchiveBot. [20] And, as we’ve already noted, Odin is listed as the divine ancestor of countless families from all over northern Europe. He was called Goti. Odin is bay boy name, main origion is Old Norse. Freyja’s journeying is more focused. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. There are five alternatives to Odin for Android, Mac, Windows and Linux. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. This has resulted in that Odin became the father of Thor (the God of thunder) with the giantess Jörð which means earth, you may also know her under the name Fjörgyn. Another theory, and one backed by Dr. Jackson Crawford of the University of Colorado-Boulder [1], is that this is a variation of an anglo-frisian term that means "he who orders." A commonly used name for Odin. The mainland of his realm was called Reidgotaland (“reid” means ‘chariot’ or ‘riding’, perhaps meaning that it is the ‘main land to ride’) and the islands were called Eygotaland (“ey” means island). Of Odin’s offspring, his children with Frigga were Baldr, the god of peace and love, Hodr the blind archer, and Hermod the brave. “The meanness-avoiding cargo of Gunnlod’s embrace.”. Odin seems to like being on the move. As in the Greek and Roman myths – where his equal is found in the gods Zeus and Jupiter (Jove) respectively – Odin ruled over the gods in their heavenly home, the Norse version of which is called Asgard. Interest in the ancient Norse belief system of Scandinavia is rising in the twenty-first century. See Article History. Svithur (in “Grimnismol”) or Svidur (in “Gylfiginning”) – Odin says he deceived the giant Sokkmimir using this name. These are all Norse names (of Odin) rather than German names (of Wotan) like: Wunsch (Wish (granter)) or proto-Germanic (of Woutanaz) like Xauxaz, Hauhaz (high one) or Frisian (Wodan) or Anglo-Saxon (Woden) etc. I might also mean "finder" changing the meaning to "He who find victory". ( Log Out /  Svithrir (in “Grimnismol”) or Svidrir (in “Gylfiginning”) – Odin says he deceived the giant Sokkmimir using this name. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. One of Odin’s countless names is “Allfather” (Old Norse Alfaðir ), “because,” according to Snorri Sturluson, “he is the father of all of the gods.”. Hiarandi – The skald Bragi called him this in a drapa of Ragnar Lodbrok. I should point out that there is also a Norse god called Tyr, who is associated with war and battle, but I do not believe that this god is associated with these names of Odin. Being that he cannot be “named” for certain there have developed many references to him that have developed over the years, hence the many names. English meanings of Odin is " Fury " and popular in Christian religion. Total Likes of Odin Bendixen: Total Un Likes of Odin Bendixen: Names-Generators.Com is a free to use website for generating names like Norwegian generator for use in the interest of public. The Odin we’re most familiar with is the one inspired by the Viking Age but this god was originally formed in Germanic mythologies before the Common Era as Wōđinaz widely associated with the concept of “poetic fury” – alternately meaning “excited, manic, violent” and “mind, wit, soul”. This process is facilitated downloading a custom ROM and then following the preceding steps. Reiðartyr - is said to mean "Wagon God". Different stories. If you have discovered URLs which were erroneously considered dead by the bot, you can report them with, If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with, This page was last edited on 28 January 2020, at 11:25. 2016)son of singer Nick Carter of The Backstreet Boys. Meaning of Odin Bendixen: Category: Norwegian names. A good example is All-father. He had several brothers, but they all died during the many wars the Asgardians had to fight to keep the Nine Realms safe. Edred Thorssons Runelore even claims the helmet of Negau (with North-Italic alphabet, but of a Germanic dialect) claims Harigast (Harigastiz) to be a name of Odin, but it might be earlier than Norse (dated 300 BCE) therefore protogermanic and not of "Odin" per se. Hrani – The name he took in “The saga of King Hrolf Kraki”. Some schoolars thing that Rig that is the father of the 3 classes of humans is not Heimdall (as is commanly suggested) but in fact Odin himself. Odin states that he thinks these are names for “none but me”. Odin says he is called this “midst gods”. Here it is stated that Odin’s different names originate from two sources: Of course, the many names we have of Odin sound suspiciously Norse and were not meant to mean the languages of the whole world (like Chinese or Swahili). That would get the meaning "Jarl Father" or "Father Jarl". Heimdall – Heimdall is the guardian of the Bifrost. Sath (in “Grimnismol”) or Sann (in “Gylfiginning”) – “The truthful”. ?). Many works postulate certain runestones to contain kennings for Odin. . – The name he took when he sought the mead of poetry. He also says he is called this “midst gods”. These are all Norse names (of Odin) rather than German names (of Wotan) like: Wunsch (Wish (granter)) or proto-Germanic (of Woutanaz) like Xauxaz, Hauhaz (high one) or Frisian (Wodan) or Anglo-Saxon (Woden) etc. Mass communication: media, social media, and the news, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Oversensitivity, the 'rift personality', shyness, love shyness, and Asperger's, Shamanistic 'journey' dreams and dreaming, The "drones" and stuff associated with them, The 'suffocation sickness' or 'strangulation sickness', The 'system', 'systemism', and the power structure, The 2016 Presidential election and things associated with it, The effects of WWII, the Nazi's, the Holocaust, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War era protests, Tribal society, tribalism, and the tribal sense, Twenty first century and post cold war society, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy, Vikings – Odin, Thor, the Norse, and such, White American male and things associated with him. Jafnhor – “Just-as-high” or “equally high”. A good example is Nikar or Hnikar. From the Gyfliginning. From this he gets the name raven-god.”  There is also speculation that he is called “God of the ravens” because of the ravens that fly about a battlefield after the battle, feeding on the dead. KENNINGS ASSOCIATED WITH ODIN:  POETRY AND POETS, “The stipend of the god’s atoner” = poetry (god’s atoner is Odin), “Storm-cleaver’s work noble mead”  = poetry, “Vidrir’s thoughts-strand-mere” = poetry (this seems to say something like, “Odin’s simple thought-strand”), “Vidur’s thought-smith” = poet (Vidur is Odin), KENNINGS ASSOCIATED WITH ODIN:  BATTLE AND WARRIORS, “Blue-black Munin drinks blood from wounds” = fallen soldiers on a battlefield (Munin is one of Odin’s ravens), “The hanged one’s goslings’ hunger-assuagers” = warriors, “The penny of Svolnir’s hall” = shield (Svolnir is Odin), “Hiarandi’s hurdles” = shield (Hiarandi is Odin), “Freki’s meal” = carrion, dead warriors (Freki is the name of one of Odin’s wolfs), “Hugin’s food” = carrion, dead warriors (Hugin is one of Odin’s ravens), “Geri’s ale” – blood (Geri is the name of one of Odin’s wolfs), KENNINGS ASSOCIATED WITH ODIN:  MISCELLANEOUS, “Yggdrasil” – Odins horse, the ‘world tree’. Fjolsvith (in “Grimnismol”) or Fiolsvinn (in “Gylfiginning”) – “Wide of wisdom”.

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