Litagörn

Litagörn is a term that appears in Old Norse literature, most notably in the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. It is often translated as "all-knowing" or "all-wise." In some contexts, it is used as an epithet for Odin, the chief god in Norse mythology. This descriptor highlights Odin's profound wisdom, his pursuit of knowledge, and his ability to see and understand things beyond the comprehension of ordinary beings. His acquisition of knowledge, often through sacrifice and perilous journeys, is a central theme in many of his myths. Litagörn reflects this aspect of his character, emphasizing his divine intellect and far-reaching understanding of the cosmos and its intricate workings. The term's usage underscores the reverence and awe associated with Odin's sagacity within the Norse belief system.