It is unknown who fathered this goddess's own son Ullr, but it was with her famous husband that she had Thrud.
The Skáldskaparmál notes that a kenning for earth is this deity's mother-in-law. It also states that, prior to his death, Hrungnir threatened to kill all the gods except Freya and this one. During an insulting contest, the gray-bearded ferryman Harbard tells his passenger that this deity is probably entertaining a lover. One suitor of this deity's daughter was tricked by this deity's spouse into answering questions outside until (*) dawn, at which point the sun turned him into stone; that prospective son-in-law was the dwarf Alviss. It is unknown who fathered this goddess's own son Ullr, but it was with her famous husband that she had Thrud. The Sons of Ivaldi crafted a piece of golden headwear for this goddess after Loki mischievously snuck into her bedroom as she slept and cut off her hair. For 10 points, identify this gold-haired Norse goddess, the wife of Thor.
The Skáldskaparmál notes that a kenning for earth is this deity's mother-in-law.
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