Norse Myths pronunciation guide - Usborne Children’s Books
[Pages:2]Norse Myths pronunciation guide
Tales of Norse gods and heroes have been passed down in many countries for more than a thousand years. The way many of the names are spelled and pronounced today varies in each country. Here you can see how to pronounce these names in a British English style. For some names, there is a common alternative that roughly matches the Icelandic pronunication.
Aegir Aesir Alfheim Andvari Asgard Ask Audumla Balder Bergelmir Berling Bestla Bifrost Bor Brisingamen Brokk Brynhild Buri Dag Draupnir Dvalin Eitri Elli Embla Fafnir Fenris Fimbulwinter Frey Freya Frigg Geirrod Gjalp Gladsheim Gram
Eye-ear Eye-sear Alf-haym And'vaa-ri Ass-guard
Ass-k Ow-doom-lar Bal (as in balance) - durr Berg-ell-mere
Bear-ling Bes-tla Bye-frost or Bee-frost Bore Bree-sing-arm-en Brock Broon-hill-d Boo (as in book) - ree rhymes with bag Drope-near D'vaa-lin Ay-tree rhymes with belly Em-bler Faff-near Fenn-riss Fimm-bull-vinter rhymes with play rhymes with player rhymes with dig Gay-rod Gee-yalp Glads-haym Grarm
Grani Greip Grer Grid Grimhild Gudrun Gullfaxi Gullinbursti Gullveig Gungnir Gunnar Hati Heimdall Hel Hermod Hod Honir Hreidmar Hrungnir Hugi Hymir Hyrrokkin Idunn Ivaldi
Jormungand Jotunheim Lif Lifthrasir Logi Loki Magni Midgard
Grah-nee Grape G'rare
rhymes with hid Grim-hill'd Goo-droon Gool-fax-ee
Goo-lin-burst-ee Gool-vague Goong-near Gun-arr Hat-ee Haym-dahl
rhymes with bell Her-modd
rhymes with odd Her-near
H'ray-d-marr H-roong-near
Hoo-yee Hay-mere Hay-roe-keen I (as in idiot) - dunn or I (as in idiot) - thoon Ee-val-dee Your-moon-gand Your-turn-haym
Leaf Leaf-thrass-ear
Lor-gee Low-key or Lock-ee
Mag-nee Midd-gard or Mith-gard
Mimir Mjollnir Modi Mundulfari Muspelheim Nanna Nidavellir Nidhogg Nifelheim Njord Nott Odin Ragnarok Ran Ratatosk Regin Sif Sigurd Skoll Skrymir Sleipnir Snorri Sturluson Surt Thialfi Thiazi Thor Thrym Tyr Urd Utgard Utgardaloki Valhalla Vali Valkyrie Vanaheim Vanir Ve Vidar Vili Yggdrasil Ymir
Mee-mere Mee-oll-near
Mor-dee Moon-dall-far-ee Moo-spell-haym rhymes with banner
Nith-a-vell-ear Nee-thog
Niff-el-haym Nigh-ord
rhymes with hot Oh-din or O-thin
Rag-na-rock rhymes with can
Rat-at-osk Ray-gin or Ray-in rhymes with biff
Sig-urd rhymes with toll
Skray-mere Slayp-near Snor-ee Ster-loo-son rhymes with dirt Thee-alf-ee Thee-a-see Thore or Torr
Thrimm Tire or Tee-ya
Oord Oot-guard Outh-guard-a-lock-ee Varl-hah-lah
Var-lee Vall-ki-ree or Varl-koo-ree
Varna-haym Var-near Vay Vee-dar Vi-lee
Eeg-drass-ill Ee-mere
This pronunciation guide shows you how to say the
names in the Usborne Illustrated
Norse Myths.
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