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25.09.2019
Laufey The primal goddess in question goes by two names, Laufey and Nal, and these names can be used interchangeably. However, they each represent distinct aspects of her character. In the more well-known accounts, she is depicted as Laufey, the wooded or leafy isle, who was ignited by the...
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24.09.2019
Farbauti In Norse mythology, Farbauti, whose name translates to "cruel striker" in Old Norse, is a jotunn (giant) and the husband of Laufey. He is primarily known as the father of Loki, one of the most complex and well-known figures in Norse mythology. There is also a possibility that...
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23.09.2019
Jord Jord, also known as Earth, is a goddess in Norse mythology, and she represents the Earth itself. While her role in Norse mythology may not be as extensively detailed as some of the major gods and goddesses, she is an essential figure in the cosmology of the Norse worldview. She is...
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14.09.2019
Bestla In Norse mythology, Bestla is a figure associated with the origins of the gods Odin, Vili, and Vé. She is the mother of these deities and is married to Borr. Bestla's lineage and role in the mythology are mentioned in various sources, including the Poetic Edda and the Prose...
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