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| A seer, race of Gods to which Odin and Thor are apart of |
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| Icelandic democratic legislature that lasted a long time |
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| The ash tree/first man created |
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| Primeval cosmic cow that nourished the first being |
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| (bear-skin) a warrior overcome with battle lust |
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| rainbow bridge connecting heaven and hell |
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| Son of Buri, father of Odin |
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| Icelandic manuscript containing stories and poems about the Gods |
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| A section of poems from the Codex Regius |
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| cattle/wealth (linked to runes) |
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| The wolf (Loki) freed at Ragnarok |
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| Elder and Younger Futhark |
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| Character in Gylfi who asks about creation |
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| The heaven for non-warriors |
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| Space preceding creation, from which it was all made in |
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| priest of a heathen temple in Iceland |
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| a lay in the Elder Edda (fire) |
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| Deluding of Gylfi Prose Edda |
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| "the fine hair"- King of Norway who united the country |
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| a lay in Elder Edda about crossing the river |
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| Daughter of Loki, ruler of the underworld |
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| High and Just-as-High and Third |
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| Mysterious beings who tell the creation story |
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| Odin's Ravens (his thoughts and memories) |
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| Sea Giant with whom Thor fished |
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| Arab Scholar who chronicled the Vikings |
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| Realm of men between heaven and hell |
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| A wise being associated with the World Tree and spring of Urd |
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| realm of fire, helped created the world |
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| serpent at the foot of the world tree |
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| the abode of darkness beneath the roots of the world tree |
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| God of battle, inspiration, and death |
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| A wrecked ship found off the coast of Denmark |
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| Eight-legged horse of Odin |
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| Icelander who wrote all this stuff |
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| God of Thunder, son of Odin |
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| God of battle before Odin |
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| Urdr and Verdani and Skuld |
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| Guard at the world tree...Norns |
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| Race of Gods to which Njord, Freya, and Feria belong |
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| Brother of odin, son of Bor |
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| sheep skin on which things were written |
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| William the Bastard, conquered lower england in 1066 |
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| kenning that is both Odins horse and world tree |
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| Giant from whom the world was made |
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