#34: The Tradition of Sword Naming
Vikings, known for their prowess in battle, held a deep superstition for their weapons. They named their swords, believing it would bring them luck in warfare, a testament to their belief in the power of names.
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Sword names were carefully chosen, often inspired by deities or significant concepts. Names like Sigrun, meaning ‘Victory Woman,’ Cerrunos, linked to agriculture, and Blodyn, curiously a god of misfortune, reflected the Vikings’ connection to their culture and beliefs.