Gríðr

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Gríðr is a jötunn (giantess) in Norse mythology known for aiding the god Thor by lending him magical items for his journey to confront the giant Geirröðr.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Gríðarvölr 0
Víðarr 0

Statements (34)

Predicate Object
instanceOf giantess
jötunn
magical staff
mythological figure
aids Þórr NERFINISHED
alignment generally benevolent toward the Æsir
appearsIn Eddaic tradition about Thor and Geirröðr
Prose Edda NERFINISHED
Skáldskaparmál NERFINISHED
associatedEvent Thor’s journey to Geirröðr NERFINISHED
associatedWith Víðarr’s lineage
Þórr NERFINISHED
child Víðarr NERFINISHED
culture Norse mythology
gender female
knownFor aiding Thor against Geirröðr
lending magical items to Thor
languageOfName Old Norse
mentionedBy Snorri Sturluson NERFINISHED
mythologicalCategory jötunn who aids the gods
nameMeaning “greed”
owner Gríðr NERFINISHED
parent Gríðr NERFINISHED
providesItem Gríðarvölr NERFINISHED
belt of strength
iron gauntlets
relatedTo giants
Æsir NERFINISHED
residence Jötunheimr NERFINISHED
roleInMyth helper of the gods
protector of Thor
species jötunn
spouseOrConsort Óðinn NERFINISHED
usedBy Þórr NERFINISHED

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Víðarr parent Gríðr