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Freyr
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Freyr

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Freyr

god of fertility, prosperity, and abundance

Freyr (also spelled Frey) is a god in Norse mythology associated with fertility, prosperity, and abundance. He is the twin brother of the goddess Freyja and is often depicted as a handsome and virile figure.

Freyr is known as the lord of the harvest, and his name is associated with the Old Norse word "freyja," which means "lord" or "ruler." He is often depicted holding a magical sword, which was said to be able to fight on its own and which he used to defend himself against his enemies.

In addition to his roles as a god of fertility and agriculture, Freyr was also associated with peace and prosperity. He was often invoked by those seeking wealth and abundance and was believed to have the power to bring peace to warring parties.

Freyr's mythology and cultural legacy have had a lasting impact on Norse society and beyond. His name has been used for various places and things throughout history, and he continues to be a popular figure in modern portrayals of Norse mythology.