Jeff Russell
All-Father and Idunn poems (Reply)
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All-Father and Idunn poems
Date: 2024-06-24 06:20 pm (UTC)Commenting on your term "Fallfather." That's a really nice name, and alliterates well! It isn't a direct translation of Valfoder, which would be Wael-father in Anglo-Saxon, but father of the fallen, as opposed to the slain, is a pleasing development, I think. It expands his role from receiving only warriors, to all those who have fallen through whatever means.
I hope you'll be inspired to further refine these prayers to your satisfaction and the benefit of us all!
Winifred