Asgard in Greek
Asgard in Greek is Άσγκαρντ — Asgard means in Norse mythology, the realm of the gods, home to Odin and Thor.
Asgard in Greek
Άσγκαρντ
Pronounced: Asgard
(Norse mythology) The realm of the Æsir gods.
What does "Asgard" mean?
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name In Norse mythology, the realm of the gods, home to Odin and Thor.
"The old sagas describe Asgard as connected to Earth by a rainbow bridge."
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Asgard in a sentence
- The old sagas describe Asgard as connected to Earth by a rainbow bridge.
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What is "Asgard" in Greek?
"Asgard" in Greek is Άσγκαρντ. Asgard means: In Norse mythology, the realm of the gods, home to Odin and Thor.
How do you pronounce Άσγκαρντ?
"Asgard" in Greek is Άσγκαρντ, pronounced "Asgard".
How do you use "Asgard" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sagas describe Asgard as connected to Earth by a rainbow bridge." In Greek, "Asgard" is Άσγκαρντ.
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