Hel in Russian
Hel in Russian is Хель — Hel means in Norse mythology, the goddess who presides over the realm of those who died without dying in battle.
Hel in Russian
Хель
Pronounced: Khel
(religion, Norse mythology) The goddess of the realm of the unheroic dead, a daughter of Loki by the jotun Angrboða.
What does "Hel" mean?
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noun In Norse mythology, the goddess who presides over the realm of those who died without dying in battle.
"In the myths, Hel rules over the dishonored dead in her shadowy hall."
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noun In Norse mythology, the underworld realm itself, where the dead who did not fall in combat are sent.
"The saga describes a hero journeying down into Hel to bargain for a soul."
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Hel in a sentence
- In the myths, Hel rules over the dishonored dead in her shadowy hall.
- The saga describes a hero journeying down into Hel to bargain for a soul.
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What is "Hel" in Russian?
"Hel" in Russian is Хель. Hel means: In Norse mythology, the goddess who presides over the realm of those who died without dying in battle.
How do you pronounce Хель?
"Hel" in Russian is Хель, pronounced "Khel".
How do you use "Hel" in a sentence?
Example: "In the myths, Hel rules over the dishonored dead in her shadowy hall." In Russian, "Hel" is Хель.
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