In Norse mythology, Endill is a jötunn, god or sea-king. He is attested in the Prose Edda list Nafnaþulur, and in various kennings. In Nafnaþulur, he is mentioned as only a name in a list of 75 sea kings. In Þórsdrápa his name appears in the kenning á Endils mó which means "onto Endil's moor" and refers to the sea. Likewise, on the Karlevi Runestone his name appears in [Æ]ndils iarmungrundaR which is a kenning for the sea. The Scandinavian Rundata project translates it as "Endill's expanses" or "Endill's mighty dominion", and suggests that Endill may have been a god of the vessels of the sea. Other kennings where he appears are Endils öndur meaning "Endil's ski" and Endils eykur meaning "Endil's horse" both referring to ships. Another kenning Endils fold which means "Endil's earth" is a ke
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| - In Norse mythology, Endill is a jötunn, god or sea-king. He is attested in the Prose Edda list Nafnaþulur, and in various kennings. In Nafnaþulur, he is mentioned as only a name in a list of 75 sea kings. In Þórsdrápa his name appears in the kenning á Endils mó which means "onto Endil's moor" and refers to the sea. Likewise, on the Karlevi Runestone his name appears in [Æ]ndils iarmungrundaR which is a kenning for the sea. The Scandinavian Rundata project translates it as "Endill's expanses" or "Endill's mighty dominion", and suggests that Endill may have been a god of the vessels of the sea. Other kennings where he appears are Endils öndur meaning "Endil's ski" and Endils eykur meaning "Endil's horse" both referring to ships. Another kenning Endils fold which means "Endil's earth" is a ke (en)
- Endill es el nombre de varios personajes legendarios que aparecen en diversas fuentes literarias y sagas nórdicas como jotun, rey del mar o dios nórdico. Particularmente se les menciona en la lista de reyes del mar Nafnaþulur de la Edda prosaica, Þórsdrápa y en varios kennings. (es)
- Endill é o nome de várias personagens lendárias que aparecem em diversas fontes literárias e sagas nórdicas como jotun, rei do mar ou deus nórdico. Em particular, são mencionados na lista de reis do mar da Edda prosaica, e em vários kennings. (pt)
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| - In Norse mythology, Endill is a jötunn, god or sea-king. He is attested in the Prose Edda list Nafnaþulur, and in various kennings. In Nafnaþulur, he is mentioned as only a name in a list of 75 sea kings. In Þórsdrápa his name appears in the kenning á Endils mó which means "onto Endil's moor" and refers to the sea. Likewise, on the Karlevi Runestone his name appears in [Æ]ndils iarmungrundaR which is a kenning for the sea. The Scandinavian Rundata project translates it as "Endill's expanses" or "Endill's mighty dominion", and suggests that Endill may have been a god of the vessels of the sea. Other kennings where he appears are Endils öndur meaning "Endil's ski" and Endils eykur meaning "Endil's horse" both referring to ships. Another kenning Endils fold which means "Endil's earth" is a kenning for the sea. (en)
- Endill es el nombre de varios personajes legendarios que aparecen en diversas fuentes literarias y sagas nórdicas como jotun, rey del mar o dios nórdico. Particularmente se les menciona en la lista de reyes del mar Nafnaþulur de la Edda prosaica, Þórsdrápa y en varios kennings. En la piedra rúnica de Karlevi su nombre aparece como [Æ]ndils iarmungrundaR que es un kenning para el mar. El proyecto Rundata lo traduce como la "expansión de Endill" o el "poderoso dominio de Endill", y sugiere que Endill pudo ser un dios de las naves que navegaban los mares. Otros kenning relacionados se refieren a Endils öndur que significa el "cielo de Endil" y Endils eykur que significa el "caballo de Endil" ambos se refieren a barcos; otro kenning Endils fold significa la "tierra de Endil" relacionado también con el mar. (es)
- Endill é o nome de várias personagens lendárias que aparecem em diversas fontes literárias e sagas nórdicas como jotun, rei do mar ou deus nórdico. Em particular, são mencionados na lista de reis do mar da Edda prosaica, e em vários kennings. Na o seu nome aparece como [Æ]ndils iarmungrundaR que é um kenning para o mar. O projecto o traduz como a "expansão de Endill" ou o "poderoso domínio de Endill", e sugere que Endill possa ser um deus dos navios que navegavam os mares. Outros kenning relacionados referem-se a Endils öndur que significa o "céu de Endil" e Endils eykur que significa o "cavalo de Endil" ambos referindo-se a barcos; noutro kenning Endils fold significa a "terra de Endil" relacionado também com o mar. (pt)
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