** اسم های اودین (مثه غفور الرحیم و ... الله خودمون )ا, ،پنهان،سرگردان،پدر همگان،پدر مقتولین،پروردگار دار زده شدگان،پروردگارزندانیان ،جنگجو،بنام،سوم،تغییر شکل دهنده،یابنده حق،هشیار،چشم آتشین،سالار،اعلم،پدر انسان ها ،کور،پرطنین،پروردگار آرزو ها**, Grimr, Ganglari, Alföðr, Valföðr, Hangaguð, Haptaguð, Ok Farmaguð, Herjan, Hjálmberi, Þekkr, Þriði, Þuðr. And sometimes there's no point in searching for logic because the lyrics are composed of different pieces taken from Old Norse texts which can be found easily on the internet. Hola, una corrección ** — Draugadróttinn, means 'Lord of the undead' I assumed that a hawk's skin refers to those Icelandic myths where Loki borrowed a falcon skin from Freyja to transform into a falcon - Not the same bird but close enough - in combination with berserker and lycanthropy practices and similar, i.e. Freyja of the slain, Freyja of the slain... « Translation requires two things: humility and arrogance ». Thank you for adding and ... You'd probably surmised it wasn't going to be ... Chisato Moritaka - 私はおんち (Watashi wa Onchi), Gochūmon wa usagi desu ka? But that's my personal impression. SKÁLD lyrics with translations: Rún, Yggdrasill, Seven Nation Army, Ec Man Iötna, Jóga, … **** — list of other Odin's names, which meanings can be found easily on the internet. - Lines division changed. (OST) - わくわく魔法のチカラ (Wakuwaku mahō no chikara), Heitor Villa-Lobos - "Aria (Cantilena)" Bachianas Brasileiras No 5. Although I can't claim that the "conjugator" is flawless, since there seems to be variance on the matter. Ok, thank you for this clarification, I didn't know about this practice nor this specific myth, it makes much more the sense of this passage. As I mentioned, I'm no expert myself, and I agree about the complexity of old Norse -- I'm hoping to continue learning more! From: lacoccinelle.net/1351954-skald-valfreyjudrapa.html *** — Aldaföðr, means 'Father of men' My impression is also that it should mean something like "You're called" ("Du heter", in modern Norwegian), simply because of all he alternate names that follow, when "hot!" - Missing line added before the second list of name. 1. wearing an animal skin (here of a bird of prey because Freyja) to get into a mindset more suited for battle. It looks like I really should have explored more before translating. The source lyrics have been updated. Translation of 'Ódinn' by SKÁLD from Old Norse/Norrønt to English ... Ódinn (English translation) ... it's definitely an adjective. Grimr, Ganglari, Alföðr, Valföðr, Hangaguð, Haptaguð, Ok Farmaguð, Herjan, Hjálmberi, Þekkr, Þriði, Þuðr. Thank you so much for the link! Translation of 'Ódinn' by SKÁLD from Old Norse/Norrønt to Persian My Norse is really rusty atm. the Icelandic phrase "hann heitir Óðinn" means "he is called Óðinn". Though I will not edit the translation, thanks again for your comment. This track seems to be the only song whose text is taken neither from the Poetic Edda nor from the Gylfaginning. Some suggestions: Svipall, Sanngetall, Gautr, Vakr, Bileygr, Báleygr, Bragi, Fjölnir, Aldaföðr, Blindi, Óski, Ómi, Veratýr****, And they came to him, then he threw the snake, Bragi, Fjölnir, Aldaföðr, Blindi, Óski, Ómi, Veratýr****.... * اودین چشم راست خودش رو برای نوشیدن از چشمه و کسب معرفت درباره راگنوراک به میمیر میده What would be the issue with bjalfa? "And when they came to him, he threw the snake" (I suppose you overlooked the "er"), "And lies he there until Ragnarök" -> "There he lies until Ragnarök" (better English, and there is no "and" in the original), In the name lists there is an "ok" that you could have translated. And thank you for proofreading, I was quite a bit unsure about the result ^^", Hermann hinn med geiskum at afmá eða hann at frelsa, Hauks bjálfa aukin fljúga ok samlagast að bardaga, She carves on the shield the runes of victory, She carves on the back the bloody runes of defeat, She carves on a billet of wood the fate of mankind, Let the fear of the warrior be undone or let him escape, Freyja of the slain, she kisses half of the slain, Owner of the fallen slain and the Brísingamen, Freyja of the slain tracks down Hyndla the wild. "Sé" es del verbo "Saber" y ... Hi TalPeleg, Most seems fine (didn't check the meaning of each word, but the grammar should be fine at least in paragraphs 1 and 2). Ódinn Lyrics. In fact, I'm not a scholar either, but as a rule, I always use dictionaries and I can assure you that the verb 'heita' doesn't have the conjugation form 'heitr', it's definitely an adjective. Release Date September 20, 2019. Please review your translation. Excellent points! Also otherwise seems like a sound translation to me. I really appreciate you responding to my original comment! E.g. Allt veit ek Óðinn Hvar þú auga falt Óðinn í þeim inum mæra mímis brunni ... "Ódinn" Track Info. Album Vikings Chant. * — Ásagrimmr is one of Odin's names, means 'Lord of the Aesir' (Reference: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/heita). And sometimes there's no point in searching for logic because the lyrics are composed of different pieces taken from Old Norse texts which can be found easily on the internet. Again, thank you for taking the time to respond. Contributions: 66 translations, 874 thanks received, 53 translation requests fulfilled for 42 members, 2 transcription requests fulfilled, added 2 idioms, explained 2 idioms, left 5 comments A necklace, … EDIT: changed "heat" to "hot" to reflect the actual word used in the English translation, NOTE: please note that I am in no wise a scholar of old norse -- just thought that there was a logical alternative that still fit. I did find the following old Norse "verb conjugator" http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/go.php?T1=heita&Submit=Go&D1=17&H1=117 , which indicates that heitr is proper in both the "you" and "he" present indicative. Potential correction: "heitr" may also be related to the Old Norse verb "heita", which in this context seems to follow a meaning closer to the Icelandic verb "heita" or "to call" (as in "to be named") rather than "to heat". sounds quite irrelevant in that context. Yes sure, that's why you kept some English words, ... http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/go.php?T1=heita&Submit=Go&D1=17&H1=117, Ukrainian Folk - Ой у лісі, на горісі, Cоловей Cпіває (Oy u lisi, na horisi, Colovey Cpivaye), Gretchen Wilson - When I Think About Cheatin'. (and also many of the names could theoretically be translated). You're totally welcome, I'm glad the link may be useful! I was confused a bit because I've never seen the form 'heitr' in Old Norse texts, usually it was 'hét' or 'heitir'. Svipall, Sanngetall, Gautr, Vakr, Bileygr, Báleygr, Bragi, Fjölnir, Aldaföðr, Blindi, Óski, Ómi, Veratýr, در اعماق دریایی که همه خشکی ها را احطه کرده. The fate of half of the soldiers fallen in battle was to be chosen by Odin to be taken to Valhalla, while the other half went to Freyja's Fólkvangr. Well, technically it should be bjálfa, but otherwise, it does seem to mean either fur or skin.

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