andvari
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Definition
- Proper noun:
- In Norse mythology, a dwarf who owned a great treasure, including a magical ring, that was stolen by the god Loki.
Usage
- Proper noun:
- Andvari is a key figure in the Norse myth of the cursed ring Andvaranaut.
- The story tells how Loki forced Andvari to surrender all his gold.
Advanced Usage
- "Andvari's gold" or "Andvari's treasure": Refers specifically to the hoard of gold and the ring cursed by the dwarf, which brings misfortune to its owners.
- The saga describes the tragic fate of those who possessed Andvari's gold.
Variants and Related Words
- Andvaranaut (noun): The name of the magical ring in Andvari's treasure.
- The ring Andvaranaut was part of the ransom for the god Odin's son.
Synonyms
- None. As a specific mythological figure, is a unique proper noun.
Related Phrases
- "Curse of Andvari": Refers to the misfortune associated with the stolen treasure.
- The curse of Andvari followed the gold for generations.
Noun
- (Norse mythology) a dwarf who possessed a treasure that was stolen by Loki