Óðinn [Anglo-Sax. Wodan; Old High Germ. Wodan]. Son of Bor and Bestla. He is the chief of the gods. With Vile and Ve he parcels out Ymer. With Hœner and Loder he creates Ask and Embla. He is the fountain-head of wisdom, the founder of culture, writing and poetry, the progenitor of kings, the lord of battle and victory. He quaffs with Saga in Sokvabek. He has two ravens, two wolves and a spear. His throne is Hlidskjalf, from where he looks out over all the worlds. In Ragnarok he is devoured by the Fenris-wolf. Odin.
Óðr. Freyja’s husband. Oder.
Óðrœrir [The spirit-mover]. One of the vessels in which the blood of Kvaser, that is, the poetic mead, was kept. The inspiring nectar. Odrœrer.
Ofnir. A serpent under Ygdrasil. Ofner.
Ókólnir [Not cool]. After Ragnarok the giants have a hall (ale-hall) called Brimer, at Okolner.
Öku-þórr [Icel. aka; Lat. agere; Gr. ἄγειν (compare English yoke), to drive, to ride]. A name of Thor as a charioteer. Akethor.
Óski [Wish]. A name of Odin. Oske. Wish.
Otr [Otter]. A son of Hreidmar; in the form of an otter killed by Loke. Oter.
Óttarr or Óttarr Heimski [Stupid]. A son of Instein, a protégé of Freyja. He has a contest with Angantyr. Hyndla gives him a cup of remembrance. Ottar.
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