spring Hvergelmir

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Spring Hvergelmir is a primordial well in Norse mythology from which numerous rivers flow and which is associated with the icy realm of Niflheim and the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf location in Norse mythology
mythological location
primordial well
spring
appearsIn medieval Icelandic literature
associatedWith Niflheim
Níðhöggr
Yggdrasil
serpents
connectedTo Yggdrasil
surface form: world tree Yggdrasil
cosmologicalRole one of the wells at the roots of Yggdrasil
source of icy rivers connected to Niflheim
describedAs primordial well from which many rivers flow
describedIn Norse mythology
guardedBy Níðhöggr
hasAttribute icy
primordial
hasCulturalOrigin Norse culture
surface form: Old Norse culture
hasDomain cosmic geography
underworld
hasMythologicalTradition Norse
hasNameMeaning "bubbling cauldron"
hasThematicAssociation cold
cosmic roots
death
origins of rivers
languageOfName Old Norse language
surface form: Old Norse
locatedAt Yggdrasil
surface form: roots of Yggdrasil
locatedIn Niflheim
locatedInRealmOf Hel
mentionedIn Gylfaginning
Prose Edda
partOf Norse mythology
surface form: Norse cosmology
relatedTo Mímir's well
surface form: Mímisbrunnr

Urðarbrunnr
sourceOf numerous rivers
Élivágar rivers
typeOfWaterBody spring
well

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Niflheim contains spring Hvergelmir