This figure is identified with the kenning "Vidgymnir of Vimur's ford", and this figure is taunted for spending a night in the thumb of a giant's glove in a dialogue with his father disguised as the ferryman Harbard.
This figure is identified with the kenning "Vidgymnir of Vimur's ford", and this figure is taunted for spending a night in the thumb of a giant's glove in a dialogue with his father disguised as the ferryman Harbard. A commission for the sons of Ivaldi resulted from the cutting of his wife's hair, and this god cross-dressed to impersonate Freya prior to killing the giant Thrym. At Ragnarök he will kill and be killed by Jormungand, and he is the husband of Sif and the son of Jord and Odin. The wielder of the hammer Mjöllnir, For 10 points, name this Norse god of thunder.
This figure is identified with the kenning "Vidgymnir of Vimur's ford", and this figure is taunted for spending a night in the thumb of a giant's glove in a dialogue with his father disguised as the ferryman Harbard.
{Thor}