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لوکی
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Loki is a figure from Norse mythology whose parentage spans both giants and gods, and who fathered several important mythological beings including the wolf Fenrir and the world serpent Jörmungandr. He matters as a central character in Norse religious and cultural tradition, embodying complex themes through his diverse family relationships and supernatural abilities.
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- Part of
- Æsir
- Gender
- non-binary
- Spouse
- Sigyn
- Child
- Narfi
- Father
- Fárbauti
- Mother
- Laufey
- Sibling
- Odin
- Image
- Gosforth Cross Loki and Sigyn.jpg
- Residence
- Asgard
- Significant event
- Lokasenna
- Said to be same as
- Lóðurr
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- derivative work
- Loki
- enemy
- Heimdall
- unmarried partner
- Angrboða
- character type
- trickster
- superhuman feature or ability
- shapeshifting
- present in work
- Edda
- ethnic group
- Jötnar
- domain of saint or deity
- deception
- different from
- Loki
- member of
- Jötnar
- Commons category
- Loki
- native label
- Loptr
- topic's main category
- Category:Loki
- P8168
- Ernie Fields
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