skaðvöld
Skaðvöld is a concept in Norse mythology that refers to the idea of wounding or harming oneself through thought or action. In Old Norse, the term "skaðvöld" is derived from "saka," meaning "to harm" and "völd," meaning "deed" or "act." In Norse mythology, any action or thought that caused harm or wounding to oneself or others was considered a skaðvöld.
Skaðvöld was often associated with the concept of harm or damage caused by an individual's own actions
In some interpretations, skaðvöld was also associated with the concept of seiðr, a form of magic or
The concept of skaðvöld has been interpreted by scholars as a reflection of the Norse attitude towards