Hagsögu
Hagsögu is a term originating from Old Norse literature, often translated as "enchantress" or "witch." While it is most commonly associated with female figures in mythology and folklore, the precise meaning and connotations of Hagsögu can vary depending on the specific text and context. These figures are frequently depicted as possessing supernatural abilities, including divination, shapeshifting, and the power to influence events through magic.
In many sagas and Eddic poems, Hagsögu are portrayed as wise, powerful, and often formidable beings who
The term itself is a compound of "hag" and "saga," suggesting a narrative or tale associated with