aflaauð
Aflaauð is a term of Old Norse origin, roughly translating to "ill-gotten wealth" or "cursed riches." It refers to possessions or wealth acquired through unethical, immoral, or illegal means, such as theft, fraud, or betrayal. The concept often carries a connotation of ill fortune or a negative spiritual consequence for the possessor, implying that the wealth itself is tainted and will ultimately bring about misfortune.
In Norse sagas and mythology, characters who accumulate or display aflaauð are frequently depicted as facing