- In some
cases it is
derived from the Old
Norse personal name and
byname Finnr,
meaning "Sámi" or "Finn". In some
cases the Old
Norse name was a short...
-
Finnr Árnason (modern
Norwegian Finn Arnesson; died c. 1065) was a
Norwegian nobleman and
advisor to both King Olaf
Haraldsson (later
named Saint Olaf)...
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Finnr's Cane is an
atmospheric black metal band from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada,
founded in 2008. The band
consists of The Peasant, The Slave, and The Bard...
- half-brother
Willem Dafoe as
Heimir the Fool Björk as the
Seeress Eldar Skar as
Finnr the Nose-Stub, Fjölnir's
foreman Phill Martin as Hallgrímr Half-Troll Olwen...
-
sources probably originating from the
closest proximity, use
words like
finnr and
finnas inconsistently. However, most of the time they seem to mean northern...
- to have been a god.
Eponymous ancestor of the
Geats and/or
Jutes Godwulf Goðólfr Finn
Finnr Friþuwulf Frealáf Friðleifr Fréawine Friþuwald
Woden Óðinn...
-
sources probably originating from the
closest proximity, use
words like
finnr and
finnas inconsistently. However, most of the time, they seem to mean...
-
sources probably originating from the
closest proximity, use
words like
finnr and
Finnas inconsistently. However, most of the time they seem to mean northern...
- (meaning thunder, also the name of the
Nordic god of
thunder Thor) and
finnr,
which refers to
Finnish people. Thus it has been
hypothesised to mean thunder...
- Sigurðr kvað: "Ægishjalmr
bergr einungi, hvar
skulu vreiðir vega; þá þat
finnr, er með
fleirum kemr, at engi er
einna hvatastr."
Fafnir spake: The fear-helm...
