Oden

oden odeń öden Danish Alternative forms da Odin Etymology From da gmq-oda Othen, from da non Óðinn, from da gem-pro *Wōdanaz. Cognate with is Óðinn, fo Óðin, nn,sv Oden, en Woden, de Wotan, and nl Woen. Proper noun genitive Odens da Norse mythology and paganism Woden/Odin, A major Germanic god, often described as chief of the pantheon. Related terms da Odense da onsdag da Norse mythology Norse deities Mythology Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Alternative forms nn Odin Midlandsnormalen Etymology From nn non Óðinn, from nn gem-pro *Wōdanaz. Related to nn od mad, wild, frenzied. Cognate with is Óðinn, fo Óðin, da,sv Oden, en Woden, de Wotan, and nl Woen. Compare also nn oden rutting. Pronunciation nn /²uː(d)ən/ [²u̞ː.ən] with d [²u̞ː.dən] [²u̞ː.dn̩] nn uːən uːdən nn oden nn Ód en Proper noun nn proper noun m genitive odens- or ons- nn Norse mythology and paganism Woden/Odin, A major Germanic god, often described as chief of the pantheon. nn 1902 w:Halvdan Koht Gamalnorske eventyr um Oden og Tor Old Norse tales about Odin and Thor 3 https://www.nb.no/items/98767f48fd92a93b5b111ff7290630ca?page=5 Oden er den gjævaste og eldste av æserne Odin is the greatest and oldest of the æsir Synonyms 2 Heiti nn Allfader, nn Alfader, nn Allfar nn Arnhovde nn Atrid, nn Atride nn Audun nn Biløyg nn Bivlinde nn Bjarke nn Bjørn nn Blind nn Bolverk nn Brage nn Brun nn Brune nn Båløyg nn Dorrud nn Dresvarp nn Ennebratt nn Farmagud nn Farmaty nn Farmognud nn Feng nn Fimbultul nn Fimbulty nn Fjellgeigud nn Fjølne nn Forne nn Fornolve nn Frårid nn Galga nn Ganglere nn Ganglere nn Gangråd nn Gangråde nn Gaptrosne nn Gaut nn Gautaty nn Gaute nn Geirlodne nn Geirolne nn Geirty nn Geirud nn Ginnar nn Gissur nn Gjest nn Gjestumblinde nn Glapsvinn nn Gollne nn Gollor nn Gollung nn Gondle nn Grane nn Grim nn Grim nn Grimne nn Gråskjegg nn Gunnblinde nn Haftagud nn Hagvirk nn Hangagud nn Hangaty nn Hange nn Helblinde nn Hengekjeft nn Herblinde nn Herfoder nn Herglad nn Herjafoder nn Herjan nn Hermod nn Herteit nn Herty nn Hildolv nn Hjarrande nn Hjelmbere nn Hord nn Hott nn Hvedrung nn Hå, nn Håve, nn Høg nn Hårbard nn Jalfad nn Jamnhå nn Jolfud nn Jolne nn Jolv nn Jormun nn Jorund nn Karl nn Kjalar nn Kvatmod nn Kvatråd nn Langbard nn Langskjegg nn Launding nn Lefoder nn Lefrøy nn Lodung nn Møttul nn Nikar nn Nikar-Fjølne nn Nikud nn Nikund nn Njot nn Olg nn Ome nn Oske nn Ovne nn Rame nn Ramnegud nn Rane nn Rjod nn Roft nn Roftaty nn Rosshårsgråne nn Roft) nn Sann nn Sanngjetal nn Sidhott nn Sidskjegg nn Sigde/Sigte nn Sige nn Sigerhovud nn Sigfader nn Siggaut nn Sigmund nn Sigrunn nn Sigtro nn Sigtrygg nn Sigty nn Skilving nn Skollvald nn Svalne nn Svavne nn Sveigte nn Svidre nn Svidud nn Svidur nn Svipal nn Svipdag nn Svolne nn Svåne nn Tekk nn Trasar nn Trigge nn Tro nn Trott nn Tud nn Tund nn Tvegge nn Tviblinde nn Ud nn Unn nn Vak nn Valfar nn Vald nn Valfoder nn Valgaut nn Valkjosande nn Valtam nn Valtogne nn Vegtam nn Veraty nn Vidrimne nn Vidur nn Vingne nn Voden nn Våvud nn Ygg nn Yggjung nn Yrung nn Ivalde nn Ørn nn Øv nn Øylund Related terms nn onsdag Wednesday nn Onsaker nn Onshov nn Onsland nn Onsrud nn Onsstad nn Onsøy nn Onsåker References nn Norse mythology Norse deities Swedish sv: Etymology From sv non Óðinn, from sv gem-pro *Wōdanaz. Cognate with is Óðinn, fo Óðin, da,nn Oden, en Woden, de Wotan, and nl Woen. Proper noun m sv Norse mythology and paganism Woden/Odin, A major Germanic god, often described as chief of the pantheon. Related terms sv onsdag References saob Anagrams sv deno onde sv Norse mythology Norse deities