Norse Myth. the chief deity, god of art, culture, war, and the dead: identified with the Germanic Woden
Origin of Odin
Danish from Old Norse Othinn, akin to Old English WodenOdin
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Odin
noun
Norse MythologyThe god of wisdom, war, art, culture, and the dead, and the supreme deity and creator of the cosmos and humans.
Origin of Odin
Old Norse &Omacron;dhinn ; see wet-1 in Indo-European roots.
Odin
from a 1760 Icelandic illuminated manuscript by Ólafur Brynjúlfsson
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odin - Computer Definition
An earlier open source emulator for OS/2 that ran 32-bit Windows applications. The Odin project team was based in Germany, hence, the name Odin, which means "chief god" in Norse and Teutonic mythology. For more information, visit http://en.os2.org/projects/odin.
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