The Norse god Odin, also referred to as Oden, Wotan, Woden, Odhinn and many other names, is the all father of Norse mythology. He is the leader of all of the Norse gods, and the father of Thor. Odin can see into the future thanks to two crows that sit on his shoulders. The crows are named "thought" and "memory", and with their help he knows that the gods are doomed to die at the end of the world, also known as 'Ragnarok'. Even though he knows the gods are destined to lose, Odin initiates the creation of Val Hala, where all the viking warriors go when they die to prepare for the final battle at Ragnarok. There are many more stories about Odin, try looking him up on a site called encyclopediamythica.
The all father, the father over all beings, is Odin / Oden.
Oden was not a Greek God, but a Norse one who was worshipped by the Vikings, and is name is spelt 'Odin', not Oden. He was also worshipped by the pre-Christian Germanic peoples, and was considered to be the God of healing, knowledge and royalty, as well as of death, the gallows, battle, sorcery, poetry and the Runic alphabet. He was husband to the Goddess Frigg- the Anglo-Saxons worshipped him by the corrupted name of Woden, and the day of the week Wednesday was originally named 'Wodensday' in his honour.
Loki is the Norse god of fire.
Odin is the Norse god of war.
Loki is the Norse god of fire.
In Norse Mythology, this is the son of Oden.
Oden, Loki, Frayja, Thor.
The all father, the father over all beings, is Odin / Oden.
The Anglo-Saxon equivalent of the Norse god Odin is Woden. Both gods are associated with wisdom, warfare, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Loke is a famous god because along with Tor and Oden he featured most prominently in all of the stories about the Norse gods. Loke, Tor and Oden were all seen as interesting characters, and therefore people told a lot of stories about them.
Jord. she was the daughter of Nat and Oden
Oden was not a Greek God, but a Norse one who was worshipped by the Vikings, and is name is spelt 'Odin', not Oden. He was also worshipped by the pre-Christian Germanic peoples, and was considered to be the God of healing, knowledge and royalty, as well as of death, the gallows, battle, sorcery, poetry and the Runic alphabet. He was husband to the Goddess Frigg- the Anglo-Saxons worshipped him by the corrupted name of Woden, and the day of the week Wednesday was originally named 'Wodensday' in his honour.
It's believed to be an old pagan tradition to call upon the germanic god of the forest, Odin (Wodin, Oden, etc.), better known as the lead god in Norse Mythology.
Saturday is still a remnant of the Roman God Saturn, and thus not named after a Norse God. Sunday is Sunna's day, the Goddess (female unlike most cultures which depict the Sun as a male entity) of the Sun. Monday is named after Máni, the Norse God (note that he's male) of the Moon, and brother to Sunna. Tuesday is Tyr's Day, the God of War. Wednesday is Oden's (Or Wodan's, which is closer to how you actually pronounce Oden) Day, the Chief God of Norse mythology. He is associated with a labyrinthine assortment of abstracts, including fury, wisdom, poetry, victory and The Hunt. Thursday is Thor's Day, the God of the Storm. Friday is Freya's Day, the Godess of Fertility and Life.
The Raven is considered in most Native American mythology as a trickster and a creating god. It is said that the Raven also helped the Norse god Oden to find out information on the world of both the living and the dead.
The Tagalog translation for "Norse god" is "diyos ng mga Norse."
Loki is the Norse god of fire.