Odin
noun uk/ˈəʊ.dɪn/ us/ˈoʊ.dɪn/
奥丁（北欧神话中的战神和死神）
in Norse mythology (= ancient stories from Scandinavia), the god of war and death
Norse mythology has it that Odin's horse was a giant, flying, eight-legged beast called Sleipnir. 北欧神话中，奥丁的马体型巨大、会飞、长着八条腿，名叫斯莱普尼尔。
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- Freya became one of the wives of Odin.
- Odin's servant Muninn informed Thor that Odin was dead.
- The Germanic tribes regarded the eagle as the bird of the god Odin.
- The peasants never harvested a field without putting out a sheaf for Odin's horse.