• Vidar — The Norse God of Vengeance - Symbol Sage

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    Also spelled Víðarr, Vidarr, and Vithar, and generally translated as The Wide-Ruling One, Vidar is the Norse god of vengeance.

  • Category:Víðarr - Wikimedia Commons

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  • Who Is Víðarr? - YouTube

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  • Víðarr - Wiktionary, the Free Dictionary

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    From víðr (“wide”) +‎ herr (“army”). Proper noun. Víðarr m. The name of a god. a male given name.

  • From Iceland — Gods Of Iceland: Víðarr, The One Shoe...

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    It is written that Víðarr avenged Óðinn by placing his celebrated big boot on the lower jaw of Fenrir, grabbing his upper jaw with one hand and then pulling the wolf’s...

  • Víðarr - God of Norse Mythology - History Lists

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    Despite his enigmatic presence in Norse mythology, Víðarr remains a powerful figure in the pantheon of Norse gods.

  • Víðarr ve Vişnu — Nezih Seven

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    Víðarr’ın Gylfaginning‘de bahsedildiği üzere Fenrir’in yerden göğe kadar açılmış çenelerini ayırabilmesi için, bedenini sınırsız bir şekilde büyütebilme özelliğine sahip...

  • VIDAR - the Norse God of War (Norse Mythology)

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    Godchecker guide to Vidar (also known as Víðarr), the Norse God of War from Norse mythology.

  • Víðarr - Nordic Names

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    Then Víðarr takes the wolf's upper jaw in on hand and rips his mouth apart whereupon he dies'.

  • Víðarr | Facts, Information, and Mythology

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    However, the manner of Fenrir's death is different in Vafþrúðnismál, stanza 53, which states that Víðarr shall tear apart the terrible jaws and so shall slay the wolf.