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- Andhrímnir (''Chef of the gods.'')
- Aurvandil (''A minor character in the Skáldskaparmál with cognates in other Germanic tales.'')
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- Búri (''The first god and father of Borr .'')
- Dagr (''God of the daytime, son of Delling and Nótt .'')
- Delling (''God of dawn and father of Dagr by Nótt .'')
- Eir (''Goddess of healing.'')
- Elli (''Goddess of old age.'')
- Forseti (''God of justice, peace and truth. Son of Baldr and Nanna .'')
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- Fulla ('' Frigg ´s handmaid.'')
- Gefjun (''Goddess of fertility and plough.'')
- Hel (''Ruler of Hel , the Norse underworld.'')
- Heimdall (''One of the Æsir and guardian of Ásgard , their realm.'')
- Hermóðr (''Odin´s son.'')
- Hlín (''Goddess of consolation.'')
- Höðr (''God of winter.'')
- Hœnir (''The silent god.'')
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- Jord (''Goddess of the Earth. Mother of Thor by Odin .'')
- Kvasir (''God of inspiration.'')
- Lofn (''Goddess of love.'')
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- Magni (''Son of Thor and Jarnsaxa and God of might and strength.'')
- Máni (''God of Moon.'')
- Meili ('' Thor 's brother.'')
- Miming (''God of forest.'')
- Mímir ('' Odin ´s uncle.'')
- Modi (Thor´s son and God of rage.'')
- Nanna (''An Ásynja married with Baldr and mother to Forseti .'')
- Nerthus (''A goddess mentioned by Tacitus . Her name is connected to that of Njord .'')
- Njord (''God of sea, wind, fish and wealth.'')
- Nótt (''Goddess of night, daughter of Narvi and mother of Auð , Jord and Dagr by Naglfari , Annar and Delling , respectively.''
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- Saga (mythology) (''An obscure goddess, possibly another name for Frigg.'')
- Sif (''Wife of Thor '')
- Sjöfn (''Goddess of love.'')
- Skaði ('' Njord's wife.'')
- Snotra (''Goddess of prudence.'')
- Sol (''Goddess of Sun.'')
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- Thrud (''Goddess of war.'')
- Tyr (''God of war and justice.'')
- Ullr (''God of ski, hunt and duel. Son of Sif .'')
- Váli (''God of revenge.'')
- Var (''Goddess of contract.'')
- Vé (''One of the three gods of creation. Brother of Odin and Vili .'')
- Vidar (''God of revenge.'')
- Vili (''One of the three gods of creation. Brother of Odin and Vé .'')
- Vör (''Goddess of wisdom.'')
Some characters sometimes presented as Norse deities do not occur in the ancient sources.
- Astrild (''Actually a synonym for Amor and Cupid invented and used by Nordic Baroque and Rococo authors. Might be confused with Freya .'')
- Jofur (''Actually a synonym for Jupiter invented and used by Nordic Baroque and Rococo authors. Might be confused with Thor .'')
The following pseudo-deities are presented in Encyclopedia Mythica as Norse.
- (''Claimed to be the god of daylight and the son of Baldr. Original source unknown. Might be confused with Dagr or Forseti .'')
- (''Claimed to be the father of the Billow Maidens . Original source unknown. Might be confused with Ægir .'')
- (''Claimed to be an attendant of Frigg . Source unknown.)
- (''Claimed to be the goddess of wells and springs. May be the same as Laha, a Keltic goddess of wells and springs.'')
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