tíðara

Tíðara is a term originating from the Old Norse language, which is the language of the Vikings. The term translates to "time" in English. In Old Norse, tíðara is used to refer to the concept of time, both in its linear progression and its cyclical nature. The term is often used in poetic and literary contexts to evoke a sense of the passage of time or the fleeting nature of life. For example, in the Old Norse poem "Hávamál," the phrase "tíðara rennur" is used to describe the relentless flow of time. The term is also used in legal and historical contexts to refer to the duration of a period or the timing of events. In modern Icelandic, the term is still used to refer to time, but its usage has evolved to fit contemporary language and cultural contexts.