Fimbul
Fimbul is a term originating from Old Norse mythology, most notably appearing in the Eddic poem Grímnismál. It is often translated as "great," "terrible," or "mighty." In a mythological context, Fimbul is frequently used as an epithet for the god Odin, suggesting his immense power and formidable presence. It can also be used to describe objects or concepts of significant size or intensity.
The most well-known association with Fimbul is Fimbulwinter, the "great winter." This is described as a period
The concept of Fimbul can also be seen in other Norse mythological narratives, though often in less