The best known gods of Scandinavian mythology

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The best known gods of Scandinavian mythology
Source: listas.20minutos.es
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TOP 31:
RIG
RIG
Described as "old and wise, powerful and strong"

TOP 30:
HOUR
HOUR
Blind god


TOP 29:
HOENIR
HOENIR
God undecided

TOP 28:
NJOROR
NJOROR
Goddess of fertile land and the marine, nautical and sailing coast.

TOP 27:
BURI
BURI
First God in Norse mythology


TOP 26:
FORSETI
FORSETI
God of justice, peace and truth

TOP 25:
GULLVEIG
GULLVEIG
When the Esir treated her badly, war broke out

TOP 24:
GERD
GERD
Goddess of fertility and sex.


TOP 23:
VIDARR
VIDARR
God of silence and revenge

TOP 22:
GEFJUN
GEFJUN
Seer and goddess

TOP 21:
TYR
TYR
God of war and wisdom in battle


TOP 20:
DAGR
DAGR
God of the day

TOP 19:
BRAGI
BRAGI
God of poetry, the bards and the steps

TOP 18:
NERTHUS
NERTHUS
Goddess of the earth.

TOP 17:
MÍMIR
MÍMIR
A hostage Esir to which the Vanir cut off the head and sent it to Odin.


TOP 16:
SKADE
SKADE
Goddess of winter and huntress.

TOP 15:

SUN

SUN
Goddess of the sun

TOP 14:

SIGYN

SIGYN
Loki's wife

TOP 13:

PRUOR

PRUOR
Valkyrie that served the Einherjar.

TOP 12:

NOT

NOT
Personification of the night


TOP 11:

BALDR

BALDR
God of light and truth

TOP 10:

SIF

SIF
It symbolizes fidelity and harvests

TOP 9:

IDUNN

IDUNN
Guardian of the apples that allowed the Esir to remain eternally young

TOP 8:

FREYR

FREYR
God of rain, the rising sun and fertility

TOP 7:

Hela

Hela
The goddess in charge in the underworld Daughter of the god Loki in the upper half of her body was really beautiful, but the lower half of this was equal to that of a rotting corpse.


TOP 6:

HEIMDALL

HEIMDALL
God of light, watchman of Bifrost

TOP 5:

THOR

THOR
God of Thunder

TOP 4:

FREYJA

FREYJA
Goddess of love, beauty and fertility / Goddess of war, death, magic, prophecy and wealth.

TOP 3:

AND GO

AND GO
Goddess of healing and resurrection

TOP 2:

LOKI

LOKI
God scammer.


TOP 1:

ODIN

ODIN
Main God of Norse mythology