- In
Norse mythology,
Durinn (Old Norse: [ˈdurenː]; or Durin) is a
dwarf according to
stanza 10 of the poem Völuspá from the
Poetic Edda, and
repeated in...
- is an
emendation of
Durinn,
mentioned as the
father of
dwarves in Dvergatal. Both
names mean door, or door-warden. The
names Durinn and
Durnir do not appear...
- Völuspá and
repeated in Gyl****inning Alvíss
Andvari Billingr Brokkr Dainn Durinn Dúrnir
Dvalinn Eitri Fafnir Fjalar and
Galar Gandalf Hreiðmarr Litr Mótsognir...
- came to an end. The Æsir then
created the dwarves, of whom Mótsognir and
Durinn are the mightiest. At this
point ten of the poem's
stanzas are over and...
- live in the
earth and in rocks.
Modsognir was a
dwarf and the
second was
Durinn."
According to Völuspà 9, the
dwarfs were
created by ginnheilög goð, "the...
- Gardariki, and Odin's grandson. He
managed to trap the
dwarfs Dvalinn and
Durinn when they had left the rock
where they dwelt. Then he
forced them to forge...
- Grímnismál, Gyl****inning Duraþrór "Thriving Slumber" Grímnismál, Gyl****inning
Durinn "Slumber", "Door" or "Door-warden"
Dulinn Gyl****inning,
Hervarar saga, Skáldskaparmál...
- 31.5 1979
Dryops (Gr****; son of Apollo)
WGPSN Durinn 67°00′N 89°06′W / 67°N 89.1°W / 67; -89.1 (
Durinn) 51.6 1979
Durin (Norse)
WGPSN Egdir 33°54′N...
- to thralls, to
Angantyr Heiðreksson. As
Svafrlami knew that
Dvalinn and
Durinn were the most
skilled smiths among the dwarves, he
commanded them to forge...
- 31.5 1979
Dryops (Gr****; son of Apollo)
WGPSN Durinn 67°00′N 89°06′W / 67°N 89.1°W / 67; -89.1 (
Durinn) 51.6 1979
Durin (Norse)
WGPSN Egdir 33°54′N...
