vansæll
Vansæll is a term originating from Old Norse literature. It is often translated as "unhappy," "wretched," or "unfortunate." The concept of vansæll appears in various sagas and Eddic poems, describing individuals or situations marked by a lack of good fortune or a persistent state of suffering. It is not simply a temporary sadness but a more profound and enduring misfortune that affects one's destiny or overall well-being.
The concept can be seen in characters who face a series of calamities, often due to fate,
In some contexts, vansæll can also refer to a loss of status or honor, further contributing to