
Havamal - Wisdom of the Viking
Immerse yourself in the wisdom of the Norse God - Odin
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Android App Analysis and Review: Havamal - Wisdom of the Viking, Developed by Rickard Falck. Listed in Books & reference Category. Current Version Is 4.0, Updated On 02/11/2024 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Havamal - Wisdom of the Viking. Achieved Over 9 thousand Installs. Havamal - Wisdom of the Viking Currently Has 49 Reviews, Average Rating 4.3 Stars
Imerse yourself in the wisdom of the Vikings!The Havamal is the word of wisdom from Odin himself.
Here he gives advice for day to day life,
on love and friendship, his knowledge of spells, his
experiences, and much more! Much of this wisdom
is apliccable even today.
Odin was the God of Wisdom, and went out of his
way to attain it, even sacrificing himself
to himself, and offering his eye to drink from
the Well of Knowledge.
In this app there are several translations of the
Havamal, including the origininal.
You can in this app
- Read and save verses as favorites in multiple languages
- Search for content
- Compare translations
- Share your favorite verses with friends
- Change themes
- Select preferred application language
Håvamål / Havamal / Hávamál / Хавамал
We are currently offering version 4.0. This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free download directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can download without registration and no login required.
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What's New
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Recent Comments
Magnous
Icelandic to English mix up. I noticed while reading later on, that some of the translations are in the wrong spot when using the compare feature. The english translation for 108 actually belongs with 110 Icelandic. I noticed this around 80 or so, but this was the first one I was able to find the coresponding translation. What tipped me off was the word tryggđum meaning secured or bond, which has nothing to do with the english of 110, but does with 108 in reference to one's troth.
Georgi L.
a very great app, but a translation after every verse would be amazing!!♡
Nichole Catrone
A great resource. Live that i can favourite passages
Christopher Lofton
It has a wealth of knowledge one of the better books out there in today's world
Doris Manues
I Love how I get to Read and learn about my ancestors teachings
rsng frce
I can't read Icelandick
Adam Cook
Fantastic
Bailey Brandt
Terrible translation