Jotun, the giant of Jötunheim or Giant-land, in Scandinavian story.
Juliance, a giant of Arthurian romance.
Kifri, the giant of atheism and infidelity.
Kottos, a giant with a hundred hands. One of the Titans.—Greek Fable.
Malambru´no, the giant who shut up Antonoma´sia and her husband in the tomb of the deceased queen of Candaya.—Cervantes, Don Quixote, II. iii. 45.
Margutte (3 syl.), a giant 10 feet high, who died of laughter when he saw a monkey pulling on his boots.—Pulci, Morgante Maggiore.
Maugys, the giant warder with whom Sir Lybius does battle.—Libeaux.
Maul, the giant of sophistry, killed by Greatheart, who pierced him under the fifth rib.—Bunyan, Pilgrim’s Progress, ii.
Mont-Rognon, one of Charlemagne’s paladins.
Morgante (3 syl.), a ferocious giant, who died by the bite of a crab.—Pulci, Morgante Maggiore.