fjölnótar
Fjölnótar are supernatural beings in Norse mythology, associated with travel, transportation, and facilitation of travel. Their name is derived from the Old Norse words "fjölni" meaning "speed" or "velocity", and "ótar" meaning "travelers". They are depicted as spirits that navigate through the roads and paths, transporting individuals and objects across the land.
In Norse mythology, fjölnótar are tasked with facilitating the travel of gods and goddesses, as well as
The fjölnótar are often considered to be benevolent beings, as they assist travelers and ensure a safe
The mythological role of fjölnótar highlights the importance of movement and transportation in Norse mythology, which
Historical accounts of fjölnótar's roles and powers vary across medieval Icelandic and Scandinavian literature, with differing