frumuhimnunnar
Frumuhimnunnar is a term that appears in Norse mythology, specifically in the Poetic Edda, within the poem Grímnismál. The name itself is a compound of Old Norse words: "frú" meaning lady or queen, "himin" meaning heaven, and "unnar" meaning waves or waters. Therefore, a literal translation could be "lady of heaven's waves" or "queen of the celestial waters."
Within the context of Grímnismál, frumuhimnunnar is one of the many epithets used to describe Odin, the
The meaning behind this epithet is subject to interpretation by scholars. Some suggest it refers to Odin's