Their name could be derived from the Old Norse for great grandmother.
Their name could be derived from the Old Norse for great grandmother. They tell the story of the creation of the world as the cow Audhumbla licked salt off an ice mass to create the progenitor of Odin and the other Norse gods. One of these books was written around 1056 by Saemund Sigfusson, the other in the 1200's by Snorri Sturluson. FTP what is the collective name used for these two Icelandic volumes which form the most authoritive source of old Norse mythology?
Their name could be derived from the Old Norse for great grandmother.
{Eddas}