Vánagandr

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Vánagandr is an alternate name for Fenrir, the monstrous wolf of Norse mythology prophesied to kill Odin during Ragnarök.

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Label Occurrences
Vánagandr canonical 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf figureInNorseMythology
mythologicalWolf
alternateNameOf Fenrir
associatedWith Loki
surface form: LokiFamily

endOfTheWorld
bitesOff Týr
surface form: TýrRightHand
culture Norse
eventAssociatedWith Ragnarok
surface form: Ragnarök
hasEtymologicalMeaning monsterOfTheRiverVan
monsterOfTheVanir
hasNature monstrous
hasRoleIn eschatologyOfNorseMythology
hasSpecies wolf
isBoundWith Gleipnir
isChildOf Angrboða
Loki
isDeceivedBy Aesir
surface form: Æsir
isDescribedAs boundBeast
enormousWolf
isFearedBy gods
Aesir
surface form: Æsir
isFedBy Týr
isInitiallyBoundWith Dromi
Lædingr
isKeptBy Aesir
surface form: Æsir
isLocatedAt Asgard
surface form: Ásgarðr
isMentionedIn Gylfaginning
Poetic Edda
surface form: PoeticEdda

Prose Edda
surface form: ProseEdda

Völuspá
isOpposedBy Odin
Aesir
surface form: Æsir
isProphesiedTo killOdin
isRaisedBy Aesir
surface form: Æsir
languageOfName OldNorse
mythology NorseMythology
parentOf Hati
Sköll
siblingOf Hel
Jormungandr
surface form: Jörmungandr
symbolizes chaos
destruction
inevitableFate
willBreakFreeDuring Ragnarok
surface form: Ragnarök
willCause deathOfOdin
willFightAgainst Odin

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Fenrir otherNames Vánagandr