Weremund
Weremund, also known as Weremund the Wanderer, is a legendary figure from Norse mythology, appearing in the Poetic Edda, specifically in the poem "Völuspá." Weremund is described as a giant who is the son of the giantess Thokk and the god Odin. His name translates to "wolf-mund," suggesting a connection to wolves or a wolf-like nature.
Weremund is known for his wanderings and his ability to transform into a wolf. He is often
In the poem "Völuspá," Weremund is mentioned in the context of a prophecy about the future of
Weremund's legend is relatively brief and his role in Norse mythology is not as prominent as some