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Odin
As a proper noun referring to a specific deity in Norse mythology, this word is used exclusively as a singular entity. It carries a connotation of paradoxical power, blending the brutality of war with the intellectual pursuit of wisdom and the mystical arts of runes.
In modern cultural contexts, the name often evokes themes of sacrifice for knowledge, referencing the myth where he traded an eye for a drink from Mimir's well. It is typically used in academic discussions of mythology or within fantasy literature and gaming.
Meanings
Examples
I wonder if Odin really sacrificed his eye for wisdom.
The warrior prayed to Odin for victory in battle.
Odin possesses two ravens that fly across the world to bring him news.
By the grace of Odin, we shall survive this winter.
Who is Odin in the context of the Poetic Edda?
The runes were discovered by Odin during his long meditation.
The runes were discovered by Odin during his long meditation.