Fafnir

American  

[fahv-nir, fawv-] / ˈfɑv nɪr, ˈfɔv- /

noun

Scandinavian Mythology.

1. a dragon, a son of Hreidmar and the brother of Otter and Regin: he killed Hreidmar for the cursed treasure of Andvari and was killed in turn by Sigurd at the instigation of Regin.

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Fafnir British  

/ ˈfæv-, ˈfæfnɪə /

noun

1. Norse myth the son of Hreidmar, whom he killed to gain the cursed treasure of Andvari. He became a dragon and was slain by Sigurd while guarding the treasure

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Example Sentences

They worked at Insilco and New Departure in Meriden, at Fafnir and Landers and Stanley in New Britain, and at factories all over Connecticut and across the country.

From Washington Times

The Fafnir Knight even features a town-building aspect, where you can help improve businesses around town to earn more money, which can in turn be used to buy better weapons and armor.

From The Verge

Hreidmar took the gold as ransom for his son, but Fafnir and Regin demanded some of it as a ransom for their brother.

From Project Gutenberg

At first sight the tale of Sigurd, Fafnir's bane, seems to have little connection with this idea.

From Project Gutenberg

From the blood of the dead Fafnir, with which Siegfried touches his lips, he is enabled to understand the voices of birds.

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