Sökkmímir
The name of a jötunn who, according to the eddic poem Grímnismál, was deceived and killed by Odin. He is presumably Miðviðnir's son, who is mentioned in the same stanza:
- Svidur and Svidrir
- I was at Sökkmimir's called,
- and beguiled that ancient Jötun,
- when of Midvitnir's
- renowned son
I was the sole destroyer.
Sviðurr and Sviðrir are other names of Odin. Sökkmimir is also mentioned in a stanza by Þjóðólfr of Hvinir in Ynglingatal, and is listed among the jötnar in the Nafnaþulur.
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References
Sources
- Grímnismál, 50.
- Ynglingatal, 2.