Frigg
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Frigg
< Old Norse, cognate with Old Saxon frī, Old English freo wife; compare German Frau
Example Sentences
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Odin kept his own counsel, but he told Frigg, his wife, mother of the gods, that Balder’s dreams were true dreams, and that there were those who meant their favorite son harm.
From Literature
He was eventually resurrected and a relieved Frigg proclaimed the plant a symbol of love meant to be kissed under.
From The Guardian
“Frigg” has the quality of film, as of a landscape shot from a passing car and blurred by memory.
From Los Angeles Times
Don’t be surprised, though, if Frigg steals the show, with its ability to penetrate security-system cameras at crash scenes and hospitals, identifying all the characters with facial-recognition software.
From Seattle Times
The EMS Majestic was towed to safety by the tug Thor Frigg.
From BBC
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