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Vé is a Norse god, one of Odin’s brothers, associated with the creation of the world in Norse mythology.

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Label Occurrences
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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse god
mythological figure
associatedWith cosmic order
sacred enclosure
attestedIn Gylfaginning
Poetic Edda
surface form: Poetic Edda (indirectly)

Prose Edda
classification deity of creation
cosmicAct creation of Midgard from Ymir’s body
shaping of sky and earth
cosmogonicFunction ordering the cosmos
shaping the world from Ymir’s body
culture Norse mythology
etymologicallyRelatedTo Old Norse vé (holy place, shrine)
gender male
hasBrother Odin
Vili
hasMythologicalTheme creation
sacral space
hasRelative Odin
Vili
languageOfName Old Norse language
surface form: Old Norse
memberOf Aesir
surface form: Æsir
mentionedBy Snorri Sturluson
mythicEvent establishment of heaven and earth from Ymir
mythicRole companion of Odin in primordial acts
mythologicalGroup Odin, Vili and Vé
nameMeaning holy place
sanctuary
pantheon Norse mythology
surface form: Norse gods
participatedIn creation of the world from Ymir
slaying of the giant Ymir
regionOfCult Scandinavia
religion Germanic paganism
roleInMythology creator god
world-creator
sibling Odin
Vili
sometimesIdentifiedWith Lóðurr (in some scholarly theories)
sourceType medieval Icelandic literature
timePeriodOfWorship Viking Age
early medieval Scandinavia
togetherWith Odin
Vili
tookPartIn creation of humans Ask and Embla
worshipContext sacred spaces and shrines

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Odin brotherOf
Asgard createdBy
Midgard createdBy
Vili sibling
Vili relatedDeity
Miðgarðr createdBy