- In
Norse mythology,
Andvari (12th c. Old Norse: [ˈɑndˌwɑre]; "careful one") is a
dwarf who
lives underneath a
waterfall and has the
power to
change himself...
- his net
before Andvari (who is in the form of a pike),
which Andvari jumps into. The
stanzas of the poem then begin: Loki
mocks Andvari, and
tells him...
- Norse: [ˈɑndˌwɑrɑˌnɔut]),
meaning Andvari's Gem ("
Andvari's precious possession"), is a
magic ring,
initially owned by
Andvari, that
could help with finding...
-
slays his
father out of greed,
taking the ring and ****d of the
dwarf Andvari and
becoming a worm or dragon. Fáfnir's
brother Regin later ****isted Sigurð...
-
recounted in Grí****pá , Loki
forced Andvari to tell him how
liars will be
punished in the
Other World.
Andvari responded that
their punishment is to...
- Æsir
repaid Hreiðmarr with
Andvari's gold and the ring Andvaranaut, a
magical ring that
could create gold. However,
Andvari had
cursed the ring to bring...
-
Triton is the
largest natural satellite of the
planet Neptune. It is the only moon of
Neptune m****ive
enough to be
rounded under its own
gravity and hosts...
- Skáldskaparmál, 39, the "world of black-elves" is
where Loki
encounters the
dwarf Andvari.
Scholars have
commented that, as both
attestations mentioning the beings...
-
given Álfheimr, the home of the elves, to rule
according to Grímnismál.
Andvari, a
shapechanging dwarf featuring in the Völsung
cycle who is
extorted out...
- Loki took the
dwarf Andvari's gold and the debt was paid. But out of
Andvari's treasure, he
cursed a ring
called Andvaranaut ("
Andvari's gift"),
warning that...
