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{{Short description|Wolf in Norse mythology}} [[Image:The Wolves Pursuing Sol and Mani.jpg|thumb|right|''The Wolves Pursuing Sól and Máni'' by [[John Charles Dollman|J. C. Dollman]], 1909]] ...

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The '''missing Sun motif''' is a theme in the [[myth]]s of various cultures. It may have served to explain any of sev ...ent into the [[underworld]]. These may have parallel themes but do not fit in this motif unless they concern a solar deity. ...

{{Short description|Norse mythological event preceding Ragnarök}} ...inter}}) is the immediate prelude to the events of [[Ragnarök]] in [[Norse mythology]]. ...

'''[[Fenrir]]''', '''Fenrisulfr''', or '''Fenris''' is a [[Norse mythology|Norse]] mythological wolf. It may also refer to: *Fenris, designation of a battlemech in the science-fiction series ''[[BattleTech]]'' ...

{{short description|Norse mythical character}} ...Salus|Taylor|1969|p=79}}{{Sfn|Orchard|1997|p=35}}{{Sfn|Lindow|2002|p=102}} In the poem ''[[Völuspá]]'', Eggþér is described as sitting on a [[mound]] and ...

{{distinguish|text=the sword known as [[Gram (mythology)|Gram or Gramr]]}} In [[Norse mythology]], '''Garmr''' or '''Garm''' ([[Old Norse]]: {{lang|non|Garmr}} {{IPA|non|ˈɡɑrmz̠|}}) is a wolf or dog associated wit ...

...he theme was extended for an additional year and subsequently discontinued in 2007.<ref name="bouwsteentjes" /> ...ragon heads. Additionally, the Viking battle axe made its first appearance in this theme.<ref name="bouwsteentjes" /> ...

{{Short description|Moon personified in Germanic mythology}} ...ni's potential connection to the [[Northern Europe]]an notion of the [[Man in the Moon]], and a potentially otherwise unattested story regarding Máni thr ...

{{short description|Norse mythical character}} ...]]. The [[Prose Edda]] (''[[Gylfaginning]]'') describes her as "a giantess in [[Jötunheimr|Jötunheimar]]" and as the mother of three monsters: the wolf [ ...

{{Short description|Creature in Norse mythology}} ...ury from earlier traditional material, and the ''[[Prose Edda]]'', written in the 13th century by [[Snorri Sturluson]]. ...

...|non|ˈsiɣˌmundz̠|}}, {{langx|ang|Sigemund}}) is a hero whose story is told in the [[Völsunga saga]]. He and his sister, [[Signý]], are the children of [[ ...marriage), when [[Odin]], disguised as a beggar, plunges a sword ([[Gram (mythology)|Gram]]) into the living tree [[Barnstokk]] ("offspring-trunk"<ref name=ORC ...

...i|}}) or '''Fitela''' (in [[Anglo-Saxon language|Old English]]) in [[Norse mythology]] was born out of the [[Incest|incestuous relationship]] between [[Sigmund] ...is [[cognate]] with the Old English ''Fitela''. In the standardized [[Old Norse orthography]], the name is spelled ''Sinfjǫtli'', but the letter '[[ǫ]]' is ...

...(''Hákonar saga góða''), ''[[Hversu Noregr byggðist]]'' and probably also in ''[[Skáldatal]]''. ...ed and Læ gave Roth two gloves to take to Snow in answer. Snow put them on in an assembly and lice suddenly attacked him and ate him to death. Thereupon ...

{{short description|Norse deity}} {{About|the Norse sun goddess|the Roman sun god|Sol (Roman mythology)}} ...

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...s theories about the roots of Icelandic culture and developed them further in a series of 11 books. His theories can be grouped into four categories:<ref ===The mythology theory of Saga origin=== ...

...r [[Rundata]], is an [[image stone|image-stone]] and [[runestone]] located in [[Östergötland]], [[Sweden]]. [[File:Ledbergsstenen Ög 181 2020 03.jpg|right|thumb|Photograph of the stone in 2020, A-side and cross.]] ...

{{Short description|Wolf in fantasy}}{{About|the fictional species|3=Warg (disambiguation)}} ...tnisson|Hati]], Fenrir's children, who perpetually chase the Sun and Moon. In [[Old English]], a ''wearh'' is an outcast who may be strangled to death. ...

...ecember 2021}}</ref> The [[Commodore 64]] version of the game was released in 1984 and reached number five.<ref name='pcgcharts'>{{cite magazine |title=P ...n [[Asgard]] and [[Midgard]], though when the character dies, it reappears in [[Hell]] ([[Niflheim]] under another name) and is able to walk out. ...