Skidbladnir

[skeed-blahd-nir]

noun

Scandinavian Mythology.

1. the huge collapsible ship, made by two dwarfs for Frey, that always had a favoring wind.

Example Sentences

But Skidbladnir did not satisfy him.

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He had Skidbladnir, a boat made for him by the three dwarfs known as the sons of Ivaldi.

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When the sails of Skidbladnir were set, the winds were always fair, and it took you wherever you needed to go.

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Even though it was the second biggest ship there had ever been and would hold all the Aesir, Frey could fold Skidbladnir up like a cloth and place it in his bag.

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Confusingly, the Saxon boat has been named the Skidbladnir, which, in Norse mythology, was the magical ship belonging to phallic fertility god Frey.

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