Asgard in Latin
Asgard in Latin is Asgarthus — Asgard means in Norse mythology, the realm of the gods, home to Odin and Thor.
Asgard in Latin
Asgarthus
(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 Latin?
"Asgard" in Latin is Asgarthus. Asgard means: In Norse mythology, the realm of the gods, home to Odin and Thor.
How do you use "Asgard" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sagas describe Asgard as connected to Earth by a rainbow bridge." In Latin, "Asgard" is Asgarthus.
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