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Index

  • Sōl′-fjoll, a mountain, 293.
  • Sōl′-heim-ar, Hothbrodd's home, 304.
  • Sorl′-i, son of Jonak, 361, 439, 536, 538, 540, 545, 546, 548-550, 552-555.
  • Spar′-ins-heith, Sparin's Heath, 306.
  • Spor′-vit-nir, a horse, 306.
  • Sprak′-ki, daughter of Karl, 210.
  • Sprund, daughter of Karl, 210.
  • Stafns′-nes, a cape, 298.
  • Stark′-ath, son of Granmar, 316, 319, 320.
  • Stor′-verk, father of Starkath, 320.
  • Strond, a river, 95.
  • Styr′-kleif-ar, a battlefield, 319, 320.
  • Sun, son of Jarl, 214.
  • Surt, a giant, 18, 20-22, 73, 82, 110, 165, 243, 376.
  • Suth′-ri, a dwarf, 6.
  • Sut′-tung, a giant, 32, 50-52, 117, 187, 193.
  • Svaf′-nir, a king, 273-275, 278.
  • Svaf′-nir, a serpent, 98.
  • Svaf′-nir, Othin, 105.
  • Svafr′-thor-in, Mengloth's grandfather, 241.
  • Sval′-in, a shield, 100, 394.
  • Svan, father of Sœfari, 222.
  • Svan′-hild, daughter of Sigurth, 226, 339, 407, 437, 439, 447, 448, 537, 538, 540-542, 546, 551.
  • Svan′-ni, daughter of Karl, 210.
  • Svār′-ang, a giant, 131.
  • Svar′-in, a hill, 300, 316, 317.
  • Svar′-ri, daughter of Karl, 210.
  • Svart″-alf-a-heim′, the world of the dark elves, 3, 187.
  • Svart′-hofth-i, a magician, 229.
  • Svath″-il-far′-i, a stallion, 102, 159, 160, 196, 230.
  • Svāv′-a, daughter of Eylimi, 14, 270, 271, 276-278, 282, 284, 285, 287-289, 311, 313, 335, 339, 345.
  • Svāv′-a, wife of Sækonung, 223.
  • Svāv′-a-land, Svafnir's country, 273, 275, 276, 278.
  • Svegg′-juth, a horse, 304, 305.
  • Svein, son of Jarl, 214.
  • Sver″-ris-sag′-a, the Saga of Sverrir, 370.
  • Svip′-al, Othin, 103.
  • Svip′-dag, son of Solbjart, 234-236, 238-250.
  • Svip″-dags-mǭl′, the Ballad of Svipdag, 60, 81, 154, 234-251, 350, 388, 441, 472.
  • Svip′-uth, a horse, 304, 305.
  • Svith′-rir, Othin, 104.
  • Svith′-ur, Othin, 104.
  • Svī′-ur, a dwarf, 7.
  • Svol, a river, 95.
  • Svǭs′-uth, father of Summer, 75.
  • Sylg, a river, 95.

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