Odin'in adları listesi
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Odin'in adları listesi, Nors mitolojisinde adı geçen Odin (Eski Norsça: Óðinn) adlı tanrının isimlerini içeren listedir. Odin, Eski Norsça kayıtlarda çok sayıda isim ve kenningar ile anılır.
Liste[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]
| Ad |
|---|
| Aldafaðr |
| Aldagautr |
| Alfǫðr |
| Algingautr |
| Angan Friggjar |
| Arnhǫfði |
| Atriðr, Atriði |
| Asagrim (< *Ásagrimmr)[1] |
| Auðun |
| Bági ulfs |
| Baldrs faðir |
| Báleygr |
| Biflindi |
| Bileygr |
| Blindi, Blindr |
| Brúni, Brúnn |
| Bǫðgæðir (attested in its genitive form bǫðgœðis) |
| Bǫlverkr |
| Bors niðr (Bors niðjar) |
| Bragi[2] |
| Bróðir Vilis, Bróðir Vilja |
| Burs arfþegi |
| Byrlindi |
| Darraðr, Dorruðr[2] |
| Draugadróttinn |
| Dresvarpr |
| Dróttinn |
| Ein skǫpuðr galdra |
| Ennibrattr |
| Eylúðr |
| Faðmbyggvir Friggjar[2] |
| Farmagnuðr, Farmǫgnuðr |
| Farmaguð, Farmatýr |
| Farmr arma Gunnlaðar |
| Farmr galga |
| Fengr |
| Fimbultýr |
| Fimbulþulr[3] |
| Fjallgeiguðr |
| Fjǫlnir[4] |
| Fjǫlsviðr |
| Foldardróttinn |
| Forni |
| Fornǫlvir |
| Fráríðr, Fráríði |
| Frumverr Friggjar |
| Fundinn |
| Gagnráðr |
| Galdrafǫðr |
| Faðir galdrs |
| Gangari, Ganglari, Gangleri [5] |
| Gangráðr |
| Gapþrosnir |
| Gautatýr |
| Gautr[6] |
| Geiguðr |
| Geirlǫðnir |
| Geirǫlnir |
| Geirtýr |
| Geirvaldr |
| Geldnir |
| Ginnarr |
| Gizurr[7] |
| Gestumblindi |
| Glapsviðr |
| Goði hrafnblóts |
| Goðjaðarr |
| Gǫllnir |
| Gollorr |
| Gǫllungr |
| Gǫndlir [8] |
| Gramr Hliðskjálfar |
| Grímnir |
| Grímr |
| Gunnblindi |
| Hagvirkr |
| Hangadróttinn |
| Hangaguð, Hangatýr |
| Hangi |
| Haptabeiðir |
| Haptaguð |
| Haptasnytrir |
| Haptsǫnirî |
| Hárbarðr |
| Hárr |
| Harri Hliðskjálfar |
| Hávi |
| Heimþinguðr hanga |
| Helblindi [9] |
| Hengikeptr, Hengikjopt |
| Herblindi |
| Herfǫðr, Herjafǫðr |
| Hergautr |
| Herjan |
| Herteitr |
| Hertýr |
| Hildolfr |
| Hjaldrgegnir |
| Hjaldrgoð |
| Hjálmberi |
| Hjarrandi |
| Hléfreyr |
| Hleifruðr |
| Hnikarr |
| Hnikuðr |
| Hoárr |
| Hǫtter |
| Hovi |
| Hrafnaguð, Hrafnáss |
| Hrafnfreistuðr |
| Hrami |
| Hrani |
| Hrjóðr |
| Hroptr, Hroptatýr |
| Hrosshársgrani |
| Hvatmóðr |
| Hveðrungr |
| Ít-rekr |
| Jafnhárr |
| Jalfaðr |
| Jálg, Jálkr |
| Járngrímr |
| Jólnir, Jǫlnir |
| Jolfr |
| Jǫlfuðr, Jǫlfǫðr |
| Jǫrmunr |
| Kjalarr |
| Langbarðr |
| Lǫndungr, Loðungr |
| Niðr Bors |
| Njótr |
| Odin |
| Ófnir |
| Olgr |
| Ómi |
| Óski |
| Rauðgrani |
| Reiðartýr |
| Rǫgnir |
| Rúnatýr |
| Runni vagna |
| Saðr |
| Sanngetall |
| Síðgrani |
| Síðhǫttr |
| Síðskeggr |
| Sigðir |
| Sigfǫðr |
| Siggautr |
| Sigrhofundr |
| Sigmundr |
| Sigrúnnr |
| Sigtryggr |
| Sigtýr[10] |
| Sigþrór |
| Skilfingr |
| Skollvaldr |
| Sonr Bestlu |
| Spjalli Gauta |
| Sváfnir [11] |
| Sveigðir |
| Sviðarr |
| Sviðrir |
| Sviðuðr |
| Sviðurr |
| Svipall |
| Svǫlnir |
| Tveggi |
| Tvíblindi |
| Þekkr |
| Þrasarr |
| Þriði |
| Þriggi |
| Þrór |
| Þróttr |
| Þuðr |
| Þundr |
| Uðr |
| Váfuðr |
| Váfuðr Gungnis |
| Váði vitnis |
| Vakr |
| Valdr galga |
| Valdr vagnbrautar |
| Valfǫðr |
| Valgautr |
| Valkjosandi |
| Valtamr, Valtam |
| Valtýr |
| Valþognir |
| Vegtam |
| Veratýr |
| Viðfräger |
| Viðrir |
| Viðrímnir, Viðhrimnir |
| Viðurr |
| Vingnir |
| Vinr Lopts |
| Vinr Lóðurs |
| Vinr Míms |
| Vinr stalla |
| Vodin |
| Vófuðr |
| Vǫlundr rómu |
| Yggr |
| Ýjungr, Ýrungr |
Kaynakça[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]
- ^ The use of grimmR and the later form grim in the sense "lord" has only a few occurrences from Sweden. In extant Icelandic material grimmr only appears as an adjective with the meaning "heartless", "strict" and "wicked", which can be compared with the use of adjective gramr ("wrath") as a name for "lord", see Runic Dictionary Entry for grimmR 24 Şubat 2022 tarihinde Wayback Machine sitesinde arşivlendi. at the runic dictionary of the university of Nottingham.
- ^ a b c Blumetti, Robert. (2019). The Norse Gods and Their Myths, p. 130
- ^ Also the name of a river, one of the Élivágar.
- ^ Also the name of a mythological king of Sweden, Fjǫlnir.
- ^ Also an assumed name used by Gylfi.
- ^ Also the name of a member of a defunct Scandinavian nation, one of the Geats.
- ^ Also the name of a Geatish king, Gizurr.
- ^ "Geldnir" in other manuscripts.
- ^ Also the name of a brother of Loki.
- ^ In plural, sigtívar refers to the gods in many Eddic poems.
- ^ Also the name of a serpent found in the wellspring of Hvergelmir.
Konuyla ilgili yayınlar[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]
- Bǫdl, Klaus (2013). "Odin: Der Gott Der Vielen Namen". Gǫtter und Mythen des Nordens ein Handbuch. Beck. ISBN 978-3-406-65219-6. OCLC 901930521.
Dış bağlantılar[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir]
- MyNDIR (My Norse Digital Image Repository) 24 Şubat 2022 tarihinde Wayback Machine sitesinde arşivlendi. Illustrations of Bǫlverkr from manuscripts and early print books. Clicking on the thumbnail will give you the full image and information concerning it.