Suttungr searched for his parents and threatened the dwarven brothers Fjalar and Galar who had killed them, tying them and some other dwarves who killed Gilling to a rock that would be submerged by the rising tide. The dwarves begged for Suttungr to spare their life and offered him the magical mead of poetry.Suttungr took it and hid …

18世纪冰岛手抄本苏图恩，Suttung。 在北欧神话中的一名巨人，他是吉尔林（Gilling）之子，巴乌吉（Baugi）的兄弟。 他的女儿叫格萝德（Gunnlod）。

蘇圖恩或譯蘇頓（英:Suttung），在北歐神話中的一名巨人，他是吉爾林（Gilling）之子，巴烏吉（Baugi）的兄弟。 他的女兒叫 格蘿德 （Gunnlod）。

…with honey by the giant Suttung, his blood formed mead that gave wisdom and poetic inspiration to those who drank it. The story of Kvasir’s murder is told in the Braga Raedur (“Conversations of Bragi”), one of the Edda s.

2011年6月1日 · In Norse mythology, Suttungr stands out as an interesting figure. This character is a giant, known for his crucial role in the legends surrounding the Mead of Poetry.Suttungr, whose lineage traces back to Gilling, a giant himself, has a narrative filled with …

苏图恩或译苏顿（英:Suttung），在北欧神话中的一名巨人，他是吉尔林（Gilling）之子，巴乌吉（Baugi）的兄弟。他的女儿叫格萝德（Gunnlod）。 被苏图恩追赶的奥丁。18世纪冰岛 手抄本

Suttung (also known as Suttungr) is the father of the Jotunn, Gunlod. Suttung searched for his parents and threatened the Dwarf brothers Fjalar and Gjalar, tying them and some other dwarves who killed his father to a rock that would be submerged by the rising tide.

2024年12月13日 · The figure of Suttung is a fascinating character within Norse mythology, often associated with the themes of wisdom, knowledge, and the pursuit of enlightenment. Suttung is primarily known for his connection to the mead of poetry , a magical beverage that grants the gift of poetic inspiration and profound wisdom to those who consume it.

土卫二十三是于2000年9月23日被天文学家约翰·卡维拉斯和布雷特·J·格拉德曼发现的。 它的临时名称为 S/2000 S 12 。. 土卫二十三的正式名称（即國際天文聯會颁发的名称）是 Suttungr ，这个名字取自北欧神话中一个巨人的名字。. 有时这个名字也错写为 Suttung 。

"Sup-heavy." A jötunn, son of Gillingr, and owner of the mead of poetry.After his parents were murdered by the dwarfs Fjalarr and Galarr, he went over and took the dwarfs and carried them out to sea, and set them on a reef which was covered at high tide.They pleaded with him for their lives, and as the price of reconciliation offered him the …