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Norse Mythology[edit]

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Places: Agnarr Geirröðsson; Almáttki áss; Alruna; Alvaldi; Amsvartnir; Andhrímnir; Andlang; Annar; Arguel inscription; Asgard; Ask and Embla; Astrild; Augvald; Aurvandil; Baldr; Barri; Battle of Brávellir; Battle on the Ice of Lake Vänern; Beowulf and Grendel (book); Berserker; Beyla; Bifröst; Bilskirnir; Blóðughófi; Borr; Bragi; Breidablik; Brimir; Brokkr; Brot af Sigurðarkviðu; Brunnmigi; Brynhildr; Brávellir; Byggvir; Bøyg; Búri; Common Germanic deities; Dagr; Dellingr; Dog king; Dvalinn; Dwarf (Germanic mythology); Dís; Dökkálfar and Ljósálfar; Egil (Hymiskvida); Einar; Eir; Eireks saga víðförla; Eldir; Elf; Elli; Eltang stone; Endill; Erna; Female spirits in Germanic paganism; Fenrir; Fensalir; Fimafeng; Fimbulwinter; Fjölvar; Fjörgyn and Fjörgynn; Folcwald; Fornsigtuna; Forseti; Freyja; Freyr; Frigg; Frigg and Freyja origin hypothesis; Fulla; Fyrisvellir; Fólkvangr; Game of the Gods; Gandalf (Norse mythology); Gandvik; Ganglot; Gangr; Gard Agdi; Gastropnir; Gaut; Gefjon; Geira; Geiravör; Geri and Freki; Gersemi; Gerðr; Gibbons saga; Gimlé; Ginnungagap; Gjallarbrú; Gjöll; Glad (Norse mythology); Glaðsheimr; Glenr; Glitnir; Glær; Glæsisvellir; Gnipahellir; Gná and Hófvarpnir; Godwulf; Gram (mythology); Grove of fetters; Gríms saga loðinkinna; Gríðr; Gróa; Gullfaxi; Gullinkambi; Gulltoppr; Gullveig; Gungnir; Gunnr; Gylfaginning; Gyllir; Gymir; Gálgviðr; Göndul; Half-elf; Hati Hróðvitnisson; Heimdallr; Heiðarvíga saga; Heiðr; Hel (being); Hel (location); Herfjötur; Herja; Herleif; Hermóðr; Hersir; Hervör alvitr; High, Just-As-High, and Third; Hildisvíni; Hildr; Himinbjörg; Hindarfjall; Hjúki and Bil; Hlaðguðr svanhvít; Hlidskjalf; Hljod; Hlín; Hlökk; Hnitbjorg; Hnoss; Hoddmímis holt; Hoy; Hrafnistumannasögur; Hraudung; Hringhorni; Hrotti; Hroðr; Hrym; Hræsvelgr; Hrímgerðr; Hrímgrímnir; Huginn and Muninn; Hvergelmir; Hálfdanar saga Eysteinssonar; Hálfs saga ok Hálfsrekka; Hámundr; Högne; Hörgr; Höðr; Hœnir; ICGV Þór; Ilmr; Im (jötunn); Ingunar-Freyr; Iðavöllr; Iðunn; Jafnhárr; Jakten på Odin; Járngreipr; Járnsaxa; Járnviðr; Jómsvíkinga saga; Jörmungandr; Jörð; Jötunheimr; Jötunn; Kerlaugar; Kvasir; Kára; Körmt and Örmt; Landdísir; Laufey; Laufás-Edda; Leikn; List of Germanic deities; List of jötnar in Norse mythology; List of names of Freyja; List of names of Odin; List of names of Thor; List of people, items and places in Norse mythology; List of places named after Wodanaz; List of valkyrie names; Loddfáfnir; Lofn; Loki; Lóðurr; Lýtir; Marmennill; Megingjörð; Meili; Midgard; Miming; Mist (valkyrie); Mjölnir; Munarvágr; Mundilfari; Muspelheim; Myrkviðr; Máni; Mímameiðr; Mímir; Mímisbrunnr; Móðguðr; Móði and Magni; Mögþrasir; Nafnaþulur; Naglfar; Naglfari; Nanna (Norse deity); Narfi; Narfi and Nari; Nepr; Nibelung; Niflheim; Niflhel; Nine Mothers of Heimdallr; Niðafjöll; Niðavellir; Njörun; Nordendorf fibulae; Norns; Norrœna Society; Norse cosmology; Norse dragon; Norse mythology; Norse rituals; Norse sea gods; Norðri, Suðri, Austri and Vestri; Numbers in Norse mythology; Náströnd; Níðhöggr; Nóatún (mythology); Nór; Nīþ; Odin; Odin from Lejre; Odinism; Okolnir; Per Gynt; Prologue (Prose Edda); Ragnarök; Randver; Rati (Norse mythology); Rindr; Rán; Ríg-Jarl; Rígsþula; Róta; Rök Runestone; Sacred tree at Uppsala; Sessrúmnir; Shieldmaiden; Sif; Sigrdrífa; Sigrún; Sigyn; Sikling; Sindri (mythology); Singasteinn; Sjöfn; Skald; Skaði; Skinfaxi and Hrímfaxi; Skuld; Skírnir; Skíðblaðnir; Skögul and Geirskögul; Sköll; Sleipnir; Slidr River; Snotra; Sons of Odin; Sumarr and Vetr; Svafrþorinn; Svartálfar; Svipul; Sváfa; Syn (goddess); Sága and Sökkvabekkr; Sæmingr; Sól (sun); Tale of Ragnar Lodbrok; Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr; Temple at Uppsala; Thor; Tierkrieger; Tóka þáttr Tókasonar; Týr; Ullr; Urðarbrunnr; Urðr; Vadgelmir; Vafþrúðnir; Valaskjálf; Valhalla; Valknut; Valkyrie; Valþjófsstaður door; Vanaheimr; Vanir; Vellekla; Verðandi; Viking (Norse mythology); Vili and Vé; Vimur River; Vingólf; Viðfinnr; Vosud; Váli; Vár; Vættir; Vídbláin; Vígríðr; Víðarr; Vöggr; Völsung Cycle; Völva; Vör; Vörnir; Wayland the Smith; Wild Hunt; Wodenism; Wulfing; Wyrd; Wōdanaz; Wōden; Yggdrasil; Álfheimr; Álfheimr (region); Álfröðull; Áns saga bogsveigis; Árvakr and Alsviðr; Ásaland; Ægir; Æsir; Æsir–Vanir War; Élivágar; Éljúðnir; Ífingr; Ítreksjóð; Óttar (mythology); Óðr; Öndvegissúlur; Útgarðar; Ýdalir; Þjálfi and Röskva; Þorgerðr Hölgabrúðr and Irpa; Þorri; Þorsteins þáttr bæjarmagns; Þriði; Þrymheimr; Þrívaldi; Þrúðheimr; Þrúðr
Races
Items
Lists
Gods
unsorted: Þrúðvangr
Runes: Alemannic runic inscriptions; Bergakker inscription; Bülach fibula; Charnay Fibula; DR BR42; Einang stone; Elder Futhark; Elder Futhark inscriptions; Erilaz; Frei-Laubersheim fibula; Golden Horns of Gallehus; Gothic runic inscriptions; Grumpan bracteate; Hogganvik runestone; Illerup inscriptions; Järsberg Runestone; Kalleby Runestone; Kleines Schulerloch inscription; Kragehul I; Krogsta runestone; Kylver Stone; Lindholm amulet; Meldorf fibula; Mos spearhead; Möjbro Runestone; Pforzen buckle; Ring of Pietroassa; Thorsberg chape; Seeland-II-C; Rö runestone; Skåäng Runestone; Tjurkö bracteates; Vadstena bracteate; Vimose inscriptions; Øvre Stabu spearhead