⁸ “Land of Strength.”

⁹ “Yew Dales.” Ull, “Glorious,” is the god of archery. His weapon, the longbow, was made out of the yew. He is, possibly, a hypostasis of Óthin, or of Týr, the god of war.

¹⁰ “Lord.” He is the god of fertility and prosperity. Like Njorth (see “Vafþrúðnismál,” Sts. 38-39), his father, he is said to be of Van origin. The “tooth-fee” is a gift to an infant when he cuts his first tooth.

¹¹ “Hall of Slain Warriors” (?), the first of Óthin’s three halls.

¹² “Sunken Hall” (?). Compare with Fensalir in “Vǫluspá,” St. 33.

¹³ “Seeress,” Frigg. The name is etymologically connected, but not identical, with the Norse word for “history,” “story.”

¹⁴ “Hall of Slain Warriors.” See Válaskjalf, in St. 6 above, and, “Vafþrúðnismál,” Sts. 40-41.