Sleipnir

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Sleipnir is the eight-legged, supernaturally fast horse of Norse mythology, renowned as the steed of the god Odin.

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Sleipnir canonical 5

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Odin's steed
creature in Norse mythology
mythological horse
ability travel between realms
travel to Hel
appearsIn Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
appearsOn Ardre VIII stone
Tjängvide image stone
associatedPlace Asgard
Valhalla
associatedWith Odin
shapeshifting of Loki
Yggdrasil
surface form: world tree Yggdrasil
belongsTo Aesir
surface form: Æsir
bornFrom Loki in mare form
Svaðilfari
surface form: stallion Svaðilfari
creationContext story of the builder of Asgard's wall
culture Norse mythology
depictedWith eight legs
describedBy Snorri Sturluson
gender male
hasColor grey
hasDepictionType manuscript illustrations
runestone carvings
languageOfOrigin Old Norse language
surface form: Old Norse
mentionedIn Grímnismál
Gylfaginning
Prose Edda
surface form: Skáldskaparmál
mythType etiological myth of origin
nameMeaning slippery one
notableCharacteristic best of all horses
can travel between worlds
grey in color
supernaturally fast
numberOfLegs 8
parent Loki
Svaðilfari
relatedTo Loki
Odin
Svaðilfari
riddenBy Odin
roleInMyth Odin's mount on journeys
transport for the dead
symbolOf Odin's power
shamanic journey
speed
transportOf Odin to Hel to question a völva

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Odin mount Sleipnir
Loki child Sleipnir
Gungnir relatedTo Sleipnir
Geri relatedMythicAnimal Sleipnir
Hermóðr rides Sleipnir