Heimdall

[ heym-dahl ]

/ ˈheɪmˌdɑl /

noun Scandinavian Mythology.

the god of dawn and light.

Also Heimdal, Heim·dallr

[heym-dahl-er]. /ˈheɪmˌdɑl ər/.

Origin of Heimdall

<Old Norse Heimdallr, equivalent to heim(r) home, world + dallr, perhaps cognate with Old English deall bold, renowned

Words nearby Heimdall

height-to-paper, Heilbronn, Heiligenschein, Heilongjiang, Heiltsuk, Heimdall, Heimlich, Heimlich maneuver, Heimlich manoeuvre, Heimskringla, Heine

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Example sentences from the Web for Heimdall

I have a great relationship with the Marvel team, and the character of Heimdall.
Idris Elba on Eric Garner, ‘Mi Mandela,’ and Selling Weed to Dave Chappelle|Marlow Stern|December 6, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Heimdall's horn is mentioned,—this is supposed to mean the crescent moon, and Mimer's drinking horn also means the moon.
The Heroes of Asgard|Annie Keary
Heimdall left his place in Asgard one day to wander upon the earth, as the gods were wont to do.
Myths of the Norsemen|H. A. Guerber
"The others may go, but you may not go that way, Thor," said Heimdall.
The Children of Odin|Padraic Colum

Heimdall held in his hands the horn that was called the Gialarhorn.
The Children of Odin|Padraic Colum
Heimdall was not permitted to marry, lest any care for wife or children might interrupt his unceasing watchfulness.
The Student's Mythology|Catherine Ann White

British Dictionary definitions for Heimdall

Heimdall

Heimdal Heimdallr (ˈheɪmˌdɑːlə)

/ (ˈheɪmˌdɑːl) /

noun

Norse myth the god of light and the dawn, and the guardian of the rainbow bridge Bifrost

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单词	heimdall
释义	Heimdall [ heym-dahl ] / ˈheɪmˌdɑl / noun Scandinavian Mythology. the god of dawn and light. Also Heimdal, Heim·dallr [heym-dahl-er]. /ˈheɪmˌdɑl ər/. Origin of Heimdall <Old Norse Heimdallr, equivalent to heim(r) home, world + dallr, perhaps cognate with Old English deall bold, renowned Words nearby Heimdall height-to-paper, Heilbronn, Heiligenschein, Heilongjiang, Heiltsuk, Heimdall, Heimlich, Heimlich maneuver, Heimlich manoeuvre, Heimskringla, Heine Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for Heimdall I have a great relationship with the Marvel team, and the character of Heimdall. Idris Elba on Eric Garner, ‘Mi Mandela,’ and Selling Weed to Dave Chappelle\|Marlow Stern\|December 6, 2014\|DAILY BEAST Heimdall's horn is mentioned,—this is supposed to mean the crescent moon, and Mimer's drinking horn also means the moon. The Heroes of Asgard\|Annie Keary Heimdall left his place in Asgard one day to wander upon the earth, as the gods were wont to do. Myths of the Norsemen\|H. A. Guerber "The others may go, but you may not go that way, Thor," said Heimdall. The Children of Odin\|Padraic Colum Heimdall held in his hands the horn that was called the Gialarhorn. The Children of Odin\|Padraic Colum Heimdall was not permitted to marry, lest any care for wife or children might interrupt his unceasing watchfulness. The Student's Mythology\|Catherine Ann White British Dictionary definitions for Heimdall Heimdall Heimdal Heimdallr (ˈheɪmˌdɑːlə) / (ˈheɪmˌdɑːl) / noun Norse myth the god of light and the dawn, and the guardian of the rainbow bridge Bifrost Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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