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Bragi

Description

Bragi is a noun that refers to the Norse god of poetry and eloquence. In Old Norse mythology, Bragi was known as the patron god of skaldic poetry, and he was highly revered for his ability to inspire words and creativity in poets.

Sense 1: Norse Mythology

Noun

According to Norse mythology, Bragi was one of the Aesir gods and the husband of the goddess Idun. He was depicted as a wise and eloquent god who possessed the gift of storytelling and was often associated with musical instruments.

Sample Sentence:

When the skald recited his poem, he invoked the spirit of Bragi, hoping for the god's inspiration to fill his words with magic.

Sense 2: Modern Usage

Noun

In contemporary usage, "bragi" can also refer to a renowned poet or a person gifted in the art of storytelling and poetic expression.

Sample Sentence:

Many consider him the modern-day Bragi, as his words have the power to captivate and move audiences.

Related Products

To explore more about Norse mythology and the gods, you may want to check out the following books on Amazon:

• Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman
• The Prose Edda by Snorri Sturluson
• The Poetic Edda by Carolyne Larrington