Baldr
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A Norse god of light and peace, known for beauty and gentle nature
- proper noun
- Literature
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Baldr
- Baldr, the son of Odin and Frigg, is known for his gentle nature and tragic death.
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Another god, Baldr, was soon killed by his brother, who used a spear given to him by Loki.
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Then Baldr was killed with a spear given to him by Loki.
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In Norse mythology, Baldr is revered as the god of light and peace, celebrated for his beauty.
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The story of Baldr's death is a central theme in Norse legends, highlighting themes of sacrifice and fate.
Synonyms
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A god in old Norse stories of light and peace loved for his beauty and kindness
is the same name with a different spelling form
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Baldr probably comes from an old Germanic word meaning 'prince' or 'brave one', so you can remember him as a noble, shining figure. That's why he is the gentle god of light and peace in Norse stories.