Definitions

1. Gunnar is the same as Gunther (Gundaharius), Hogni as Hagen; Gutthorm (Godomar) appears in the German version as Gernot.
2. Gunnar is a man of outstanding physical prowess, and Njal has outstanding sagacity; they are close friends.
3. Gunnar is the son of the late American teen idol Ricky Nelson and actress Kristin Harmon.
4. Gunnar is a high schooler at Unalakleet.
5. Gunnar is asked, if he will purchase his life with the treasure.

Horse

1. Now Gunnar rode on Goti, but Hogni on Holkvi, and Gunnar smote his horse to face the fire, but he shrank aback.

Exchange

1. Atli offers his sister's hand in exchange for a truce, which Gunnar accepts.

Gunnar Åhs

1. Together with Olle Axelsson, Ebbe Wallén, and Gunnar Åhs he was a crew member of Sweden I who finished 16th in the four-man event.

Gunnar Lange

1. The name is a combination of Gunnar Lange and Berta Erfjord, parents of Argentine author Norah Lange,[37] another member of the Martín Fierro group.

Budli

1. In SIGURD, Brynhild's father, Budli, is already dead, but in VS he is still alive, to give his consent to his daughter's marriage to Gunnar.

Gunnar Myrdal

1. Gunnar Myrdal was born in Gustaf's parish, Sweden, on December 6, 1898.

Gunnar Nelson

1. Nelson is a glam metal band founded by Matthew and Gunnar Nelson (the twin sons of Ricky Nelson).
2. She is the sister to the Nelson twins, Matthew and Gunnar Nelson of the rock duo, Nelson.

Marrying Gunnar

1. Sigurd was instrumental in the plot to deceive Brynhild into marrying Gunnar.

Gunnar Nilsson

1. Gunnar Nilsson is buried in Pålsjö kyrkogård (cemetery) in Helsingborg, Sweden, close to his parents Arvid and Elisabeth Nilsson.
2. Gunnar Nilsson’s career stayed short as he died in cancer just as he had raised into the top elite of Formula 1.
3. Then, on the curving back "straight" by the harbor, Gunnar Nilsson 's Lotus broke its rear suspension and jerked hard into the wall at 160 miles per hour.

Settlement

1. He instigates an attack on Gunnar by persons dissatisfied by the settlement.

Fight

1. Gunnar refuses to surrender it, and the fight begins, after some exchange of taunting words.

Advantage

1. Mass took advantage of it and overtook Gunnar Nilsson on the fifth lap and Pace on lap 10.

Winning

1. Then follows the episode of the winning of Brynhild for Gunnar (cf.

Gold

1. Ne'er shalt thou, Gunnar, The gold have joy of; The dear-bought rings Shall drag thee to death, Whereon thou swarest Oath unto Sigurd.

Becoming

1. Gunnar Gunnarsson wrote The Church on the Mountain, and Laxness was becoming known.

Problem

1. The problem with Gunnar was that the king was no great hero.

Heart

1. Brynhild took to her bed sick at heart; Gunnar went to her side to comfort her and prayed her to confide in him, but she would not.
2. With a harp communicated to him by Gudrun he pacifies them all but one, which stings him to the heart, and thus Gunnar dies.

Visit

1. Atli invites Gunnar and Hogni to visit, but when they arrive, they are captured.

Rhine

1. Gunther (in Latin Gundaharius and in Anglicized Old Norse Gunnar) was a king of the Burgundians west of the Rhine from at least 411 to his death in 437.

Anger

1. Chap 31: Brynhild expresses her anger at Gunnar, and her grief about losing Sigurd.

Hidden

1. Gunnar too chooses to die rather than tell Atli where the gold is hidden.

Suit

1. He then aids Gudrun's brother Gunnar in his suit of Brynhild, by disguising himself as Gunnar.

Castle

1. However, in some Eddic poems such as Sigurðarkviða hin skamma, Gunnar and Sigurðr lay siege to the castle of Atli, Brynhildr's brother.
2. Gunnar then sought to court Brynhild but was stopped by a ring of fire around the castle.

Hands

1. Now oft they all ride abroad together, Sigurd and Gunnar and Hogni, and ever is Sigurd far the foremost of them, mighty men of their hands though they were.

Hand

1. Ever so shall famed warrior Fight with his foemen, As Hogni fought For the hand of Gunnar.
2. They set out; but Gunnar was unable to pass the circle of fire round Brunhild's abode, the achievement that was the condition of winning her hand.

Killing

1. After that they uttered their finding in the suit as to Otkell, and brought in Gunnar as truly guilty of killing him.

Manslaughter

1. They asked whether Njal thought they had any right to give notice of a suit of manslaughter for Gunnar, or to set the suit on foot.

Man

1. In this short story, a man named Gunnar was suspected of manslaughter and escaped to Sweden, where Gunnar became acquainted with this young priestess.
2. One of their kings was called Gundaharius: he is the man named Gunnar in our story.
3. The frostbitten and exhausted man who mushed the last relay team (which included Balto) into the streets of Nome was named Gunnar Kaasen.

Sword

1. Gunnar gave the shield a twist as the sword pierced it, and broke it short off at the hilt.

Back

1. After Gunnar Pettersen took over as coach she was soon back as team captain.

Ride

1. Gunnar could not ride his horse through the flame.
2. Then Gunnar rides him at the fire, and yet nowise will Gram stir, nor may Gunnar any the more ride through that fire.

Magic

1. Sigurd exchanged the rings with Brynhild again, taking back the magic ring (Andvaranaut); Brynhild thought that Gunnar had taken her ring.

Wrath

1. In his wrath he threw Gunnar, whose hands were bound, into a den of serpents.

Daughter

1. She was a daughter of Gunnar Knudsen.

Norway

1. Finally, Gunnar had to flee back to Norway with his young bride and had her baptized at the court of Olaf Tryggvason.
2. In Gesta Danorum, book 7, Saxo Grammaticus tells of a Gunnar, "the bravest of the Swedes" who invaded Norway and relished in killing rather than pillaging.
3. Norway's highest decorated citizen, Gunnar Sønsteby frequently passed through Kongsvinger in his work to sabotage the Nazis' installations in Norway.

Oslash

1. Gunnar (Gunder) Karolus Strømmen (1823-1908) was one of the best fiddlers in Skodje.
2. Både Børge Lund, Steffen og Alexander Bauchmann kan fylle den rollen med glans, sier Gunnar Pettersen.

Marriage

1. Gunnar allowed a marriage between Gudrun and Sigurd under the condition, that Sigurd would win the hand of Brynhild for him.
2. So Gunnar and Brunhild were wedded, and Sigurd, resuming his own form, rode back with them to Giuki's court where the double marriage was celebrated.

Bride

1. Of the Giuking brothers, Gunnar appears only in a contemptible light: he gains his bride by treachery, and keeps his oath to Sigurd by a quibble.

Son

1. The saga attributes the poem to 10th century skald Egill Skallagrímsson, and writes that it was composed by Egill after the death of his son Gunnar.
2. Meanwhile Grimhild urges her son Gunnar to sue for the hand of Brynhild.
3. Now, Thorstein had to wife Jofrid, the daughter of Gunnar, the son of Hlifar.

Saga

1. Gunnar In the Saga of the Volsungs, Gunnar is the brother of Gudrun, who swears to marry Brunhilde by riding through fire to her dwelling.
2. Atli's betrayal of Gunnar and Hogni in the saga reflects the historical destruction of Gundaharius's kingdom by the Hunnish mercenary army.

Mother

1. Now the witch, the mother of Gudrun, wanted her son Gunnar to marry Brynhild, and she bade him ride out with Sigurd and go and woo her.

Name

1. Gotthorm (the name is variously spelt): half-brother of Gunnar and Hogni (cf.
2. By the way - when Gunnar Jarring was born 1907 into a farming family, his name was a very common Swedish name.
3. Gunnar Nilsson is a name that will not be known by the young fans of Formula 1.

Heroes

1. Gods of slaughter: perhaps the phrase, usually applied to Othin and the other gods, is here used simply to mean "heroes," i.e., Atli, Gunnar, and Hogni.

Hero

1. Sigurd exchanged the ring from Gunnar with the magic ring (Andvaranaut), which the hero had given to Brynhild in their first meeting.
2. A grave gat her sting In the heart of Gunnar, So that no helping Was left for my hero.
3. The second time, she was duped into marrying Gunnar, the brother of Gudrun, while her hero married Gudrun.

Disguised

1. The second time Sigurd came to her, he was disguised as Gunnar, through the use of magic.

Eth

1. Others were the romantic novelist Gunnar Gunnarsson and the cosmopolitan dramatist Guðmundur Kamban.

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