Norse mythology; or, The religion of our forefathers, containing all the myths of the Eddas, systematized and interpreted

by Rasmus Björn Anderson

Þrúðheimr or Þrúðvangr. Thor’s abode. Thrudheim; Thrudvang.

Þrúðr. The name of a goddess; the daughter of Thor and Sif. Thrud.

Þrymheimr. Thjasse’s and Skade’s dwelling. Thrymheim.

Þrymr. The giant who stole Thor’s hammer and demanded Freyja for it. Thrym.

Þökk. The name of a giantess (supposed to have been Loke in disguise) in the myth of Balder. She would not weep for his death. Thok.

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Úlfrún. One of Heimdal’s nine giant mothers. Ulfrun.

Ullr. The son of Sif and stepson of Thor. His father is not named. He dwells in Ydaler. Uller.

Urðarbrunnr. The fountain of the norn Urd. The Urdar-fountain. The weird spring.

Urðr [Anglo-Sax. wyrd; Eng. weird; Heliand wurth]. One of the three norns. The norn of the past, that which has been. Urd.