menguðum
Menguðum is a term with origins in Old Norse literature. It appears in the Poetic Edda, specifically in the Vafþrúðnismál, a mythological question-and-answer poem. In this context, menguðum is presented as a name or epithet for the goddess Frigg, Odin's wife. The precise meaning of the word is debated among scholars. Some interpretations suggest it relates to "adorned" or "decorated," implying a queenly or regal appearance. Others propose connections to "ring-giver" or "bestower of riches," highlighting a benevolent or generous aspect of the goddess.
The use of menguðum in Vafþrúðnismál occurs when Odin, disguised as a traveler, engages in a battle