Odin’s Names (with Runes): Grímnismál 45-54

Óðinn (Odin) reveals his names at the end of Grímnismál. This video features a word-by-word reading, translation, and analysis of the Old Norse text, together with an interpretation of how that Old Norse text might have looked in historically accurate Viking-Age runes (the Younger Futhark).

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