OFN

Ofn is a term that appears in various contexts, without a single established meaning. In reference works it can denote a name, an acronym, or a fictional element, depending on the source.

Etymology and forms: The string Ofn occurs as a short proper name in some Nordic- or fantasy-influenced works and occasionally in place-name materials. Because it arises in disparate traditions, there is no consensus on a common origin or etymology.

In folklore and fiction: In contemporary fantasy literature, video games, and tabletop role-playing settings, Ofn is used as the name of creatures, deities, or characters. These usages are independent and not tied to a single canonical tradition.

Acronym and modern usage: OFN is an acronym in several contexts. One widely cited example is Open Food Network, a global platform that connects farmers, producers, and consumers. Other organizations, networks, and standards also abbreviate to OFN, reflecting the term’s generic utility in naming.