An aegir is a tidal bore - a natural phenomenon in which the leading edge of the incoming tide forms a wave of water which travels up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the river or bay's current.
G.S.R. Aegir was created in 1878.
Aegir wave farm was created in 2014.
The Norse people.
An aegir is a tidal bore - a natural phenomenon in which the leading edge of the incoming tide forms a wave of water which travels up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the river or bay's current.
If you mean the God or Gods of the Ocean ... there is 3 I suppose. Njord is the Vanic God of the bounty of the ocean, the fruit of the waters. He's a fisherman, lives on a boat, and is generally a good natured God. There is then the Jotuns, Aegir and Ran. Aegir is a Jotun (Giant) of the Ocean, who is the raw chaotic force of the waves. He lives underwater with his wife Ran, who has a net used to drag sailors to their deaths. In Aegir's hall, gold was used as fire to light his hall, and so Ocean's fire, or Aegir's fire, can be used as a poetic kenning for gold.
You are either referring to Aegir/Hler or Hnoss. Hnoss is the "God of Treasure" while Aegir/Hler was assumed to be greedy by humans because he is the "Commander of the Sea" and often sank merchant ships, therefore people thought he was greedy.
The god of water in Norse Mythology was Njord. But be aware he was also the God of Fire and wind and cannot be considered to be the same as Poseidon.
There was no Norse god of wine, although it said that Aegir brewed the best mead. Aegir was a giant, a Jotun, who represented the sea.
Heimdall, son of Odin and the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran, called the Billow Maidens or Waves; was guardian of the Bifröst, the Rainbow Bridge which is the closest to come to a "goddess of the rainbow"; either the Bifröst/Heimdall, or the nine Wave/Billow Maidens.
The USS Clytie (AS-26) was an Aegir-class submarine tender that entered the Pacific Theatre late in the war. Stationed in Australia, she tended submarines of the 7th Fleet from April - September 1945, then was ordered home after the war ended.
Names from mythology are often a good choice. For instance, Poseidon was the Greek God of water. There was also Triton, Hydros, Neptune, and Aegir. Other ideas can come from what the fish look like, or how it behaves. Or you can name the fish after a loved one. Whatever you decide, try to be creative with it.
The Scandinavian gods aka paganism gods are: Odin Thor Loki Freya Baldr Heimdall Tyr Njord Baldur Skadi Forseti Bragi Hel ( god of underworld aka Hell ) maybe the Christian name for the underworld came from the god Hel These are more gods but i don't know more