- Odin found Mímir’s head on the banks of a river. In another version of the story, Mímir was given to the Vanir in an exchange of hostages.
- While he’s widely recognized as the god of wisdom in the Norse pantheon, there’s a god that’s even more renowned. That deity is Mímir.
- Alteration of dormir (“to sleep”). Pronunciation. (Brazil) IPA(key): /miˈmi(ʁ)/ [miˈmi(h)]. (São Paulo) IPA(key): /miˈmi(ɾ)/. (Rio de Janeiro) IPA(key): /miˈmi(ʁ)/ [miˈmi(χ)...
- Mim olarak da bilinen, savaş tanrısı Odin tarafından bilgi ve bilgelik ile donatılmış, İskandinav mitolojisin de önemli bir isimdir. Mimir veya Mim ile ilgili...Bulunamadı: mímir
- Bu ayrım önemlidir çünkü Æsir ile Vanir arasındaki savaş Mímir'in hikâyesinde kilit bir noktadır. Mímir'in İsminin Arkasındaki Etimoloji.
- It is little surprise that Mimir has become a pop-culture favorite, even appearing in the recent Norse-Myth set God of War game.
- The Vanir felt cheated, therefore, and cut off Mimir's head and sent it back to Odin, the father of the gods, who kept it alive in a shrine near the base of Yggdrasill.
- When it was discovered that Hœnir was unable to act without Mímir's advice, the Vanir took Mímir and beheaded him, and sent back his head to the Æsir.
- Planescape: I am the Mimir. ... A magical construct designed to provide information on all aspects of the Planescape D&D multiverse. I am the Mimir.