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Definition of Jotun in English: Jotunnounˈjəʊtʊnˈyôto͝on Scandinavian Mythology A member of the race of giants, enemies of the gods. Example sentencesExamples - The jotuns lived outside Midgard, in Jotunheimen, and were often in conflict with the Norse gods, the Aesir.
- All jotuns are descended from Ymir.
- All of the Jotuns flew into rage and attacked the Aesir.
- Sylph blew a mighty wind and sent all of the Jotuns tumbling backwards into their home.
Origin From Old Norse jǫtunn, related to Old English eoten, of Germanic origin. Definition of Jotun in US English: Jotunnounˈyôto͝on Scandinavian Mythology A member of the race of giants, enemies of the gods. Example sentencesExamples - The jotuns lived outside Midgard, in Jotunheimen, and were often in conflict with the Norse gods, the Aesir.
- All of the Jotuns flew into rage and attacked the Aesir.
- All jotuns are descended from Ymir.
- Sylph blew a mighty wind and sent all of the Jotuns tumbling backwards into their home.
Origin From Old Norse jǫtunn, related to Old English eoten, of Germanic origin. |