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NÍÐINGR
IN OLD NORSE, níð is a sin. A very bad or disgraceful act. A person who commits such an act is a níðingr. If you’re branded a níðingr you lose your honour. It’s a social stigma that gives you the status of a villain. The word niding is still used in Scandinavia, and the act is called a nidingsdåd (a niding’s deed).
NÍU HEIMAR
The nine worlds, or realms, of Norse mythology:
- Ásgarðr,
- Vanaheimr,
- Álfheimr,
- Miðgarðr,
- Jötunheimr,
- Múspellsheimr,
- Svartálfaheimr,
- Niflheimr/Helheimr, and
- Niðavellir.
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