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Also known as Asier, Aesier, Ēse, Ōs, Áss
gruppo di divinità della mitologia norrena
The Æsir are the principal gods in Norse mythology, depicted in ancient Scandinavian religious beliefs and stories. They matter because they represent a foundational part of Viking-era culture and continue to influence modern understanding of Germanic and Norse heritage.
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- Part of
- Norse mythology
- Has part
- Loki
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- Bronzestatue „Christ or Thor“ aus dem isländischen Nationalmuseum (cropped).jpg
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- described by source
- Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
- Commons category
- Æsir
- topic's main category
- Category:Æsir
- worshipped by
- heathenry
- female form of label
- asynja
- male form of label
- áss
- present in work
- Poetic Edda
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Nella mitologia nordica, gli Asi o Ansi (maschile singolare Ase, femminile singolare Asinia e plurale Asinie; in norreno Æsir, al singolare Ás, Áss o anche Ǫss, al femminile singolare Ásynja, al femminile plurale Ásynjur, in inglese antico Ōs al plurale Ēse, in alto-tedesco antico Ans al plurale Ensi, in gotico Ans al plurale Anseis, dal proto-germanico *Ansuz), sono gli dèi, signori assoluti del cielo.
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