Ullr
- proper noun
- Literature
- According to legend, Ullr is the son of Sif and the stepson of Thor, revered for his beauty.
- Ullr Fest
Examples
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In the sagas, Ullr is often depicted gliding across snowy fields on his skis.
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Legends say that Ullr was unmatched in archery and skiing among the gods.
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Some modern pagans celebrate winter festivals in honor of Ullr.
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In Norse mythology, Ullr is celebrated as a god of skiing.
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Ullr was known for his exceptional archery skills.
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In Norse mythology, Ullr is celebrated for his unmatched skill with the bow and skis.
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Many skiers wear Ullr symbols to honor the Norse god of winter during competitions.
Synonyms
A Norse god known for beauty and skill at using a bow and skiing
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Ullr comes from an old Norse name that means 'glory' or 'brightness'. Think of him as the shining, glorious god of skis and bows, which helps explain why he is linked with skiing and archery.