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Sigrdrifa

[sig-er-dree-vah]

noun

  1. a Valkyrie who, for disobedience to Odin, sleeps within a circle of fire until awakened by Sigurd.



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The magic arts and the cutting of runes by women are no longer mentioned in the greatest epic of the Middle High German period, while they are yet in full sway in the Norse version of Sigurd and Brunhild, or, as she is there called, Sigrdrifa.

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They touch briefly on all the chief points of the story of the Niblung hoard, from the capture and ransom of Andvari to the winning of the warrior maiden Sigrdrifa by Sigurd.

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She was named Sigrdrifa, and was a Valkyria.

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Sigurd answers, and implores her to teach him wisdom, as she had intelligence from all regions: Sigrdrifa.

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Thou shalt see, boy, the helmed maid who rode Vingskorni from the fight; Sigrdrifa's sleep cannot be broken, son of heroes, by the Norns' decrees.”

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