árangursríkir
Arangursríkir is a term that appears in Old Norse literature, most notably in the Poetic Edda, specifically in the poem Grímnismál. The word is a compound, with "árangr" meaning "harvest" or "fruitfulness" and "ríkr" meaning "powerful" or "mighty." Therefore, "árangursríkir" can be translated as "rich in harvest," "fruitful," or "abundant."
In Grímnismál, the term is used to describe the god Freyr. The stanza reads: "Frey gefa menn
The concept of "árangursríkir" reflects the importance of agriculture and successful harvests in ancient Norse society.