Fogði

Fogði is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in Icelandic culture and mythology. Most commonly, it denotes a fog, mist, or haze, describing a meteorological phenomenon.

In Icelandic sagas and folklore, fogði also appears as a title or a name. It could refer to a chieftain or a person of authority, though the exact scope of this meaning can vary depending on the historical context. There are instances where fogði is used as a personal name, indicating it was a given name in some periods.

Furthermore, the word can be found in compound terms or place names, often relating to geographic features or historical events. The specific meaning in such cases is usually deciphered from the surrounding context. Understanding "fogði" often requires knowledge of Old Norse language and the cultural background of Iceland.