Nanna
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A Norse goddess who is Balder's wife and dies of grief
- proper noun
- Literature
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Nanna
- In Norse mythology, Nanna was known for her deep love and loyalty to her husband, the god Balder.
Examples
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Acacia feared and respected the myths surrounding Nanna.
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I've heard so many wonderful things about you from Nanna.
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Hey, one minute I'm playing mahjong with me Nanna...
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Tragically, Nanna died from grief after the death of Balder, highlighting her devotion.
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The stories of Nanna emphasize her role as a devoted wife in the rich tapestry of Norse myths.
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Etymology
Nanna comes from Old Norse and was the name of a goddess. A helpful way to remember her is to think of a devoted 'wife' who died of grief for Balder, which is why her story is about love and loss.