odens
Odens is a nonstandard form sometimes encountered as a variant of Odin, the chief god of the Norse pantheon. The standard Old Norse name is Óðinn; in English it is Odin. In some inflected languages, Odens may appear as a possessive or other form of the name, rather than as a separate figure.
Odin (Óðinn) is a central figure in Norse mythology, known as the All-Father and ruler of the
Two well-known myths describe his pursuit of knowledge: he sacrificed his eye at Mímir’s Well to gain
Worship and cultural legacy: Odin was widely worshipped in the Norse world, with references to temples, rites,
Etymology: The name Óðinn is Old Norse, related to Proto-Germanic *Wōðinaz; cognates include Woden (Old English)