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A vittra (plural: vittror) is a type of vættr (a type of gnome) from northern Sweden. A vættr is a nature spirit, a type of mythological creature very common in Scandinavian mythology. Elves, dwarves, and jötnar are vættir. Experts are not certain if vittra, hulder, and näcken can be grouped together or not because all three of them support nature against humans and dangers.