- Guðmundr (Old Norse: [ˈɡuðˌmundz̠],
sometimes anglicised as
Godmund) was a semi-legendary
Norse king in Jotunheim,
ruling over a land
called Glæsisvellir...
- the name
comes from an Anglo-Saxon
personal name,
either Guðmund or
Godmund.
Godmund is also the
basis of the place-names
Goodmanham (East
Riding of Yorkshire)...
- and
Pirot from Eudo FitzHubert;
William Speke;
Thurstan the Chamberlain;
Godmund;
Alwin from the King. Mill." The
medieval period saw the
construction of...
-
Goodmanham (historically Godmundingaham, the home of the
people of
Godmund) is a
small village and
civil parish in the East
Riding of Yorkshire, England...
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Harek of Bjarmaland; and they
rescue Hleid (Hleið), the
sister of King
Godmund (Guðmundr) of Glæsisvellir, who has been
magically brought there to be...
- Goðrmaðrey
Norse "The good-man's island", or "God-man's island" Gòmastra "
Godmund's island". Iona Hí
Gaelic Possibly "yew-place"
Colmkill Ì
Chaluim Chille...
- name
Gumley is a
contraction of the Anglo-Saxon
Gutmundesleah –
meaning Godmund's clearing. The
village is
first mentioned in 749. King Æthelbald of Mercia...
- Þórisson
becomes lost in a
foggy wood and
meets Ingibjörg,
daughter of King
Godmund of Glæsisvellir, and her
retinue of 11 women, all
wearing red and riding...
-
Kreutzmann Lars
Sandgreen Larus Godmundsson Paul
Olfsson Martinus Gerisson Godmund Steirsson ****ociation
football in
Greenland Greenlandic Football Championship...
- The tenant-in-chief was
Thorkil of Warwick, who let it to his
brother Godmund.
Either Thorkil or his son
Siward then
granted it to
Geoffrey de Clinton...
