- Heiðrekr (Heathoric), half-brother Hlöð (Hlith) and Hlöð's
mother Sifka (
Sifeca). Angantyr's
father Arngrim had
given him the
magic sword Tyrfing, which...
- (Heathoric), half-brother
Angantyr (Incgentheow), and his
mother Sifka (
Sifeca). Hlöd had
grown up with his
grandfather Humli, the king of the Huns, and...
- sons
Angantyr (Incgentheow) and Hlöð (Hlith), and Hlöð's
mother Sifka (
Sifeca). The
etymology is heiðr,
meaning "honour", and rekr,
meaning "ruler, king"...
-
Sifka or
Sifeca is a Hun
princess in
Norse mythology, the
mother of the
warrior Hlöd by Heidrek, King of the Geats. She was the
daughter of Humli, King...
- and Huns
appear are
mentioned in this poem: Heiðrekr (Heaþoric),
Sifka (
Sifeca), Hlǫðr (Hliðe), and Angantýr (Incgenþeow).
Tolkien considers that the poem...
-
Sifka (Þiðreks saga),
Middle High German: Sibeche,
possibly Old English:
Sifeca,
Becca Uncertain origin.
According to
George Gillespie,
probably from PGmc...
