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ymir

/ˈiː.mɪr/

Traduction: Nom propre issu de la mythologie nordique, désignant le géant primordial tué par Odin et ses frères, et dont le corps servit à créer le monde : la mer de son sang, la terre de sa chair, les montagnes de ses os et le ciel de son crâne.

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/ˈiː.mɪr/C2formal
  • frNom propre issu de la mythologie nordique, désignant le géant primordial tué par Odin et ses frères, et dont le corps servit à créer le monde : la mer de son sang, la terre de sa chair, les montagnes de ses os et le ciel de son crâne.

A proper noun from Norse mythology referring to the primeval giant who was slain by Odin and his brothers, and from whose body the world was created: the sea from his blood, the earth from his flesh, the mountains from his bones, and the sky from his skull.

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  1. Primeval giant in Norse mythologyC1formal

    A primordial being from whose body the world was created by Odin and his brothers.

    frYmir

    • According to myth, Odin and his brothers killed Ymir and used his body to form the earth.
    • The oceans were said to be made from Ymir's blood.
    • The mountains were created from Ymir's bones.