rafknúins
rafknúins is a term that appears in Old Norse literature, most notably in the Poetic Edda. Its precise meaning and application are subject to scholarly debate, but it generally relates to beings or entities that are electrically charged or possess a powerful, almost supernatural energy. The word itself is derived from Old Norse, with "raf" possibly meaning electricity or lightning, and "knúins" suggesting a connection to force or motion.
In some interpretations, rafknúins are associated with the Æsir, the principal pantheon of Norse gods, particularly
Another perspective links rafknúins to beings from the underworld or realms of chaos, suggesting a more volatile