Sigyn

American  

[seg-in, -yn, see-gin, -gyn] / ˈsɛg ɪn, -ün, ˈsi gɪn, -gün /

noun

1. Scandinavian Mythology. wife of Loki, who held a cup over Loki after his imprisonment in order to spare him the pain of the drops of poison with which he was punished.

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Example Sentences

The Ukrainian captain of the Viking Sigyn was last year found guilty of negligence leading to a fatal mass catastrophe and sentenced to five years and six months in prison.

From Seattle Times

In November 2019, Hungarian prosecutors charged the 64-year-old Ukrainian captain of the Viking Sigyn, identified as C. Yuriy from Odessa, with misconduct leading to mass casualties and 35 counts of failing to provide help.

From Reuters

But his wife, Sigyn, came to help him.

From Literature

The Ukrainian captain of the Viking Sigyn cruise ship, Yuriy Chaplinsky, is facing charges including the negligent endangerment of water traffic leading to a fatal mass catastrophe and 35 counts of failing to give assistance.

From Seattle Times

The Viking Sigyn's owner, Viking Cruises, said it was co-operating with Hungarian investigators.

From BBC