- Gersĕmi
Gersĕmi (nord. Myth.), die Tochter Freyas, s.d.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Gersĕmi
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Gersimi — Hnoss Hnoss et Gersimi (les deux noms signifient « trésor », « joyau » en vieux norrois) sont les filles de Freyja et d Ód dans la mythologie nordique. Hnoss et Gersimi ne sont mentionnées que chez Snorri Sturluson et dans les … Wikipédia en Français
Hnoss — et Gersimi (les deux noms signifient « trésor », « joyau » en vieux norrois) sont les filles de Freyja et d Ód dans la mythologie nordique. Hnoss et Gersimi ne sont mentionnées que chez Snorri Sturluson et dans les thulur.… … Wikipédia en Français
