Odin Definition

ōdĭn
noun
The chief deity, god of art, culture, war, and the dead: identified with the Germanic Woden.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Odin

  • Old Norse Ōdhinn wet-1 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Odin Sentence Examples

  • It is probable, however, that the worship of Odin was once common to most of the Teutonic peoples.

  • Probably after the viking days came in the conceptions of the last war of gods, and the end of all, and the theory of Odin All-Father as a kind of emperor in the heavenly world.

  • In the Hava-Mal Odin claims for himself most of the attributes of the medicine-man.

  • The worship of Odin seems to have prevailed chiefly, if not solely, in military circles, i.e.

  • In Loka Senna, Loki, the evil god, says that " Odin dealt in magic in Samsey."

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Words Starting With

OODODI

Words Ending With

NINDIN

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Odin

Words Starting With O and Ending With N

Starts With O & Ends With NStarts With OD & Ends With NStarts With O & Ends With IN

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With O4 Letter Words Ending With N
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