Freki

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Freki is one of the two legendary wolves who accompany the Norse god Odin in mythology.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Freki canonical 4
Huginn 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Norse mythology
legendary creature
mythological wolf
appearsIn Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
appearsInArtAs wolf at Odin's side
associatedWith Valhalla
battle
death
Muninn
surface form: ravens Huginn and Muninn

war
Aesir
surface form: Æsir
belongsToPantheon Aesir
surface form: Norse pantheon
category Mythological canines
Odin
Wolves in Norse mythology
companionOf Odin
contrastedWith Muninn
surface form: Huginn and Muninn
cosmologicalLocation Asgard
culture Norse
eatsFoodGivenBy Odin
feedsOn meat from Odin's table
hasCompanionRole follows Odin into battle
hasGender male
iconographicAttributeOf Odin
keptAt Valhalla
languageOfName Old Norse language
surface form: Old Norse
literarySource Prose Edda
surface form: Snorri Sturluson's Prose Edda
mentionedIn Grímnismál
mythology Norse mythology
nameMeaning "the ravenous one"
narrativeFunction emphasizes Odin's connection to beasts of battle
oneOf Odin's two wolves
partnerOf Geri
regionOfOrigin Scandinavia
relatedMythicAnimal Fenrir
Geri
Hati
Sköll
religion Germanic paganism
role attendant of Odin
guardian in Odin's retinue
species wolf
symbolOf Odin's ferocity
warrior hunger for battle
timePeriodOfMyths Viking Age
typeOfCompanion animal companion
worshipContext veneration of Odin

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Odin animalCompanion Freki
this entity surface form: Huginn
Odin animalCompanion Freki
Geri hasCompanion Freki
Geri pairedWith Freki
Geri sharesFoodWith Freki