Freysman
Freysman noun: one who honours Frey as their primary god.
Noun
Freysman (plural Freysmen)
- One who honours Frey as their primary god.
- Many of the Freysmen and hofs to Frey already mentioned were Icelandic, and early Iceland was a republic, not a kingdom.2001 May, Ann Gróa Sheffield, “Frey, God of the World”, in The Pomegranate: A New Journal of Neopagan Thought, number 16, page 34
- The other path of Frey is that of the (slightly to very) effeminate shaman/priest with his skirt hemmed with tinkling bells, and this the Freysman who is most likely to go down this road.2006, Raven Kaldera, Wyrdwalkers: Techniques of Northern-Tradition Shamanism, page 13
Forms of Freysman
| plural | Freysmen |
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Origin of Freysman
From Frey + -s- + -man.
Questions about Freysman
- What does Freysman mean?
- Freysman means one who honours Frey as their primary god.
- What part of speech is Freysman?
- Freysman is a noun.
- What is the plural of Freysman?
- The plural of Freysman is Freysmen.
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