- 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.
- Bu ayrım önemlidir çünkü Æsir ile Vanir arasındaki savaş Mímir'in hikâyesinde kilit bir noktadır. Mímir'in İsminin Arkasındaki Etimoloji.
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- 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.
- It could be perceived simply as a unique name without inherent connotations of wisdom or memory. The History of the Origin of the Name Mimir.
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- 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.
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- In Norse mythology , the giant Mimir was considered the wisest member of the group of gods known as the Aesir (pronounced AY-sur).
- 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.