- Fairhair, Agðir was a
petty kingdom inhabited by a
people named after it, the
Egðir.
Nothing in Old
Norse gives any hint as to the word's meaning; it was not...
- structure. At the
northern margin of it
Gomul Catena can be
found as well as
Egdir and
Mimir craters. The
catena consists of a
linear sequence of
impact craters...
- over
southwestern Norway. The
nickname Agdi may
refer to a
member of the
Egðir, a
tribe inhabiting the
southernmost region of
Norway known as Agder, represented...
- Eggþér (also Eggthér, or
Egdir; Old Norse: [ˈeɡːˌθeːz̠], 'Edge-Servant') is a jötunn in
Norse mythology. He is the
herder of the
female jötunn (probably...
-
Callisto Craters Adlinda Arcas Asgard Burr Doh
Njord Omolʹ
Tornarsuk Utgard Hár
Heimdall Jalkr Keelut Lofn
Tindr Valhalla Egdir Mimir Catenae Gomul Catena...
- Völuspá 42: Sat þar á
haugi ok sló hörpu gýgjar hirðir glaðr
Egðir; gól um hánum í gaglviði ****rrauðr hani, sá er
Fjalarr heitir. C.
Larrington translation...
-
Skekkil Sea-king (Skekkill sækonungr) and Skyli.
Skyli was
father of
Egdir (
Egðir), the
father of Hjálmthér (Hjálmþér), the
father of Eylimi, the father...
- (northernmost
Germanic tribe)
Aprochi Arothi ("Arochi")
Augandii /
Augandzi (
Egðir) /
Augandxii (in Agder,
southern Norway)
Chaedini /
Chaedenoi (possibly...
- -89.1 (Durinn) 51.6 1979
Durin (Norse)
WGPSN Egdir 33°54′N 35°54′W / 33.9°N 35.9°W / 33.9; -35.9 (
Egdir) 60.6 1979 Eggthér (Norse)
WGPSN Egres 42°30′N...
- -89.1 (Durinn) 51.6 1979
Durin (Norse)
WGPSN Egdir 33°54′N 35°54′W / 33.9°N 35.9°W / 33.9; -35.9 (
Egdir) 60.6 1979 Eggthér (Norse)
WGPSN Egres 42°30′N...
