Локи

Also known as Hveðrungr, Loki Laufeyjarson, Loki Laufeyson, Logi

бог хитрости и обмана и подобных качеств в германо-скандинавской мифологии

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Loki is a figure from Norse mythology whose parentage spans both giants and gods, and who fathered several important mythological beings including the wolf Fenrir and the world serpent Jörmungandr. He matters as a central character in Norse religious and cultural tradition, embodying complex themes through his diverse family relationships and supernatural abilities.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Локи is referenced by 940 other articles, and connects out to Þjálfi and Röskva, runic script and Freyja.

Vinony files it under Æsir, Jötnar and Killed deities.

Its subject is documented across 74 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Part of: Æsir
Gender: non-binary
Spouse: Sigyn
Child: Narfi
Father: Fárbauti
Mother: Laufey
Sibling: Odin
Image: Gosforth Cross Loki and Sigyn.jpg
Residence: Asgard
Significant event: Lokasenna
Said to be same as: Lóðurr

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derivative work: Loki
enemy: Heimdall
unmarried partner: Angrboða
character type: trickster
superhuman feature or ability: shapeshifting
present in work: Edda
ethnic group: Jötnar
domain of saint or deity: deception
different from: Loki
member of: Jötnar
Commons category: Loki
native label: Loptr
topic's main category: Category:Loki
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Article · Русский

Ло́ки (др.-сканд. Loki) — сын ётуна Фарбаути и Лаувейи, также упоминается в качестве бога хитрости, обмана и коварства и т. п. качеств в германо-скандинавской мифологии, происходит из рода ётунов, но асы разрешили ему жить с ними в Асгарде за его необыкновенный ум, хитрость и мудрость. Локи имеет несколько хейти, включая Хведрунг (Hveðrungr) («Прорицание вёльвы», 55, «Перечень Инглингов», 32), Лофт (Loptr) и Лодур (Lóðurr).

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