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Germanic *ner- = 'power of life' [1] [2]
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Njǫrðr is an Yngling and the Norse god of wind, fertile land along the seacoast, and seamanship, fire, sailing and fishing. He is a Vanir god and father of the twins Freyr and Freyja.
He lives by the sea in Nóatún and is married to the giant's daughter Skaði. She was allowed to choose a husband from among the gods and chose Njǫrðr.
According to Snorri, he came to the Æsir as a hostage, in exchange for Hœnir, after the Vanir wars. [3] [2]
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