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Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Frid, The Pretty
Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic) mythological characters. Ā This week itās Frid, one of Menglod's maids Mentioned in the Prose Edda, Skaldic Poetry and Runic inscriptions.
Fridās name translates to āthe pretty".
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Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Happy Thorsday ā Eir, Menglodās Maid of Healing Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic) mythological characters. Ā This week itās another version of Eir. Mentioned in the Prose Edda, Skaldic Poetry and Runic inscriptions.
Her name translates to āhelpā, 'protection, 'mercyā, and 'clemencyā, and generally means she is thought of as 'The Helperā, or 'The Healerā. And is called āThe Greatest Doctorā and āThe Great Healerā.
She is listed in different sources as an Asynjur Aesir Goddess, one of Menglodās Maids, and is also mentioned elsewhere as a member of the Valkyrie. Though these all may be separate people.
The first two are the most likely related as she is said to be a great physician Goddess in one and sit at the hill or mountain of healing as the other.
Though as the Valkyr raises up the fallen itās possible they are all being associated as another aspect of a triple goddess, so common in the mythology, and even has been suggested as aspects of the Norns.
If I was to guess, Iād say they were each differently thought of initially.
Overall she is a healer who people would come to for the most extreme maladies. Offering sacrifices and offerings. And as a goddess she is called 'one of the most importantā. Given the wide variety or medically themed people Norse pantheon her focus as being one of the best is saying something.
Her name became synonymous with women over time.
She is sometimes considered to be associated as Frigg, though with little to support it.
I designed this rendition Menglodās Maid, and Iāll likely do a Valkyrie version next time.
Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Happy Thorsday ā Eir, The Great Healer Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic) mythological characters. Ā This week itās Eir. Mentioned in the Prose Edda, Skaldic Poetry and Runic inscriptions.
Her name translates to 'help', 'protection, 'mercy', and 'clemency', and generally means she is thought of as 'The Helper', or 'The Healer'. And is called "The Greatest Doctor" and "The Great Healer".
She is listed in different sources as an Asynjur Aesir Goddess, one of Menglod's Maids, and is also mentioned elsewhere as a member of the Valkyrie. Though these all may be separate people.
The first two are the most likely related as she is said to be a great physician Goddess in one and sit at the hill or mountain of healing as the other.Ā
Though as the Valkyr raises up the fallen it's possible they are all being associated as another aspect of a triple goddess, so common in the mythology, and even has been suggested as aspects of the Norns.
If I was to guess, I'd say they were each differently thought of initially.
Overall she is a healer who people would come to for the most extreme maladies. Offering sacrifices and offerings. And as a goddess she is called 'one of the most important'. Given the wide variety or medically themed people Norse pantheon her focus as being one of the best is saying something.Ā
Her name became synonymous with women over time.Ā
She is sometimes considered to be associated as Frigg, though with little to support it.
I designed this rendition as the Goddess. I may do a more Menglod's Maid, and Valkyrie version next time.
Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Happy Thorsday - Bleik, The Pale One
Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic, sometimes Celtic) mythological character. Ā This week itās a second Beik. One of Menglodās (Mengloth) Maids of Gastropnir the Healing Mountain (Hill). Where people would make offerings to avoid pestilence and illness in the coming year, and to receive healing when needed. The Pale One. The Blond. Her name indicating a light colour between white and pink. Something that can encompass every thing from a warm white, to a strawberry blond colour.Ā
Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Happy Thorsday - Blid, The Friendly One
Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic, sometimes Celtic) mythological character. Ā This week itās Blid. One of Menglodās (Mengloth) Maids of Gastropnir the Healing Mountain (Hill). Where people would make offerings to avoid pestilence and illness in the coming year, and to receive healing when needed. Or alternately attributed as one of Freyjaās Handmaidens. The Friendly One. The Gentle One. Her name meansĀ āgentleā,Ā āmildā orĀ āhappyā and ājoyousā.Ā She is often considered a goddess in her own right.
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Norsery Rhymes, Northern Mythology from A to Z Fjolsvidr - The Much Wise and Strong - V2
Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic, sometimes Celtic) mythological characters. This week itās another version of Fjolsvidr / FjƶlsviĆ°r / FjĒ«lsviĆ°r. A Jotnar (Jƶtunn / Jotun / Jotunn / Jetten / Eoten / Giant. Mentioned in the FjƶlsvinnsmĆ”l of the SvipdagsmĆ”l.
His name can be translated as āāthe much wiseā. From the Old Norse āFjolā for 'manyā or 'muchā, and 'Svinnrā for 'wiseā/ 'cleverā or 'svindaā for 'strongā.
The giant gatekeeper of the gates of the Menglods Hall who offeres common threatens Svipdagr when he attempts to enter the hall to determin if Menglod is present. Then asks a number of questions about his travels and adventures. Fjolsvidr then reveals that the gates will only open for one person. Who just happens to be Svipdagr.
Since Iām try to do as many versions as possible, and Iāve been reading that thereās been some academic discussions about the gender of Fjolsvidr over the years. Itās a mans name generally but a guard for a maid being a woman seemed in tune with a lot of other maiden stories so I thought Iād have fun and do a female version last week. And just to cover my bases, I made a male version this week.
Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Fjolsvidr, The Very Wise Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic) mythological characters.Ā This week itās Fjolsvidr / Fjolsvid / Ā FjƶlsviĆ°r/ Ā FjƶlsviĆ° / Fjolsvin . A name for Odin mentioned in theĀ SvipdagsmĆ”l,Ā Gylfaginning, GrĆmnismĆ”l, andĀ ĆĆ°ins nĒ«fn. His name can be translated as āāthe One who Knows Muchā or āKeeper of Many Secretsā. From the Old Norse Fjol meaning āmanyā or āmuchā Or from the Old Norse Fela meanng ā hiddenā or āsecretā. And old Norse Nir indicating it as a masculine title, or āman ofā.Ā
Used by Odin as one of his thousand hailed names names / Titles. This one to indicate his wisdom.Ā
Odin uses this name when acting / disguised as the giant gatekeeper of the gates of the castle Asgard along with his wolfhounds Geri and Freki castle in the shade of Mimirās tree. Where he asks the hero Svipdag, who is in disguise and calls himself Vindkald, a number of questions about his travels and adventures. Questions about his quest to find the goddess / giantess Menglod / Menglad, who is to be found in the castle. FjolsvidrĀ says he built the castle himself out of an giant, just as Odin did with the world. Though this time he calls the giant Leir Brimnir.Ā
Odin asks a series of 18 riddles and questions, most about his journey, and the castle, and who is meant to be there, all answered correctly by Svipdagr as he realizes the questions give away future answers. Odin deduces that this must be the one who is destined to marry Menglod from his journeys and as the likely new owner of the fabled Sword of Freyr, that was capable of killing any giant. So says the final key is that only the man named Svipdagr can enter this castle, who then reveals his name and is united with Menglod.
Norsery Rhymes from A to Z Fjolkaldr - The Immensely Cold
Well here we are another Thorās Day and another 20 min sketch of a Norse (and Germanic, sometimes Celtic) mythological characters. This week itās Fjolkaldr /Ā FjƶlsviĆ°r /Ā Fjolkaldr mentioned in theĀ GrĆ³galdr and FjƶlsvinnsmĆ”l, in the SvipdagsmĆ”l. His name translates toĀ āvery coldā or āImmensely coldā. He is the father of Varkaldr 'spring cold', and the grandfather of the hero Svipdagr āsudden dayā, who names himself Vindkaldr āstorm coldā. Who is from Varkaldr and his mother, the Volva, and prohetic seeress, Groa /Ā GrĆ³a āgrowingā. Svipdagr being the hero searching for his prophesized love, the goddess Menglod / Menglƶư.
