- britannica.com topic/FreyjaFreyja, (Old Norse: “Lady”), most renowned of the Norse goddesses, who was the sister and female counterpart of Freyr and was in charge of love, fertility, battle...
- Folkvangar’da Vanaheim’de yaşayan ve en güzel tanrıça olduğuna inanılan Freyja’nın adı İzlanda dilinde “Hanım” veya “Efendi” anlamına gelmektedir.
- kids.kiddle.co FreyjaFreyja married a god called Óðr. She loves her husband deeply, but he often went away on long journeys, and Freyja cried red golden tears for him.
- tr.alegsaonline.com art/36684Freyja, Fólkvangr'ın cennetsel alan(lar)ını yönetir ve burada savaşta ölenlerin yarısını kabul eder, diğer yarısı ise Valhalla'ya gider.
- shmoop.com study-guides/freyja/Freyja is the goddess of love, fertility, beauty, gold, sorcery, war, and death. ... No question about it, Freyja is definitely the superstarlet of the Norse pantheon.
- kajoralovely.com lovely-blog/2019/9/10/freyjaFreyja, the Norse goddess of witchcraft, death, love, and fertility, was later condemned by Christian missionaries as the “Queen of Witches.”
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- sozcukbul.com term/freyjaFreyja, İskandinav mitolojisinde deniz tanrısı Njord'un kızı ve Freyr'in kız kardeşidir. ... Eski Nors dilinde Freyja hanımefendi, kadın yönetici veya efendi anlamına gelir.
- hrafnar.org articles/dpaxson/asynjur/freyja/Sound vibrates through a hundred throats– a song, a shout, a name! “Freyja! Freyja!” you cry. Your spirit is opening, melting, knowing only desire . . . .
- linkedin.com company/freyja-icelandFreyja is a family company, owned by Ævar Guðmundsson and family values are important to him and the company in general.