- Legends, p. 107. "Viking
Answer Lady
Webpage - The
Walking Dead:
Draugr and
Aptrgangr in Old
Norse Literature". Vikinganswerlady.com. 2005-12-14. Retrieved...
- Icelandic: afturganga, Norwegian: attergangar,
stemming from Old Norse:
aptrgangr ("re-walker"); Danish: genfærd, Norwegian:
gjenferd ("again-travel or...
- afturganga,
meaning "after-walker",
among more;
stemming from Old Norse:
aptrgangr ("re-walker") and such.
These generally describe a
revenant in the broad...
-
appear in
Nordic literature, mythology, and folklore,
variously called aptrgangr (pl. aptrgǫngur, "again-walker(s)"),
haugbui (pl. haugbúar, "howe-dweller(s)"...
- Dubbelsügger
Draugr –
Norse Variations:
Aptgangr (“one who
walks after death”),
Aptrgangr,
Barrow Dweller, Gronnskjegg, Haubui,
Haugbui (“Sleeper in the Mound”)...
- can
become animate after burial as a
draug (also
known as Old Norse:
aptrgangr (after-walker) or Old Norse: haugbúi (howe-dweller)).
Draugs are frequently...
