kroppr
kroppr is a term with origins in Old Norse, generally translating to "body" or "trunk." It is a direct cognate of the English word "corporeal" and shares etymological roots with words in other Germanic languages. In historical contexts, particularly in Old Norse literature and sagas, kroppr often refers to the physical form of a person or creature, as distinct from their spirit or soul.
The word can also appear in compound words, indicating a more specific meaning related to the body.