Collier Viking Chouette d'Yggdrasil Maille Prior to his defeat

Prior to his defeat

terror descended on the Northumbrian coast as armed raiders attacked the defenseless monastery of St Cuthbert on Lindisfarne

Il a la faculté de d’apaiser

monte un char tiré par deux chats

faisant de cet arbre la potence d'Odin

Collier Viking Chouette d'Yggdrasil Maille Prior to his defeatTake the world tree with you! The generally accepted meaning for "Yggdrasill" is Old Norse "horse of Odin", meaning "gallows". This interpretation comes from the fact that drasill means "horse" and Ygg(r) is one of the many names of Odin. The poetic poem Edda Hvaml describes how Odin sacrificed himself by clinging to a tree, making that tree Odin's gallows. This tree was possibly Yggdrasil. The gallows may be referred to as "Hangman's Horse" and thus