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Mythology: Norse


Abode: Oceans, Seas


Name Translation: Merman, Sea Goblin

Key Info

- Half man, half fish creatures known for their ability to see the future


Brief Bio

In Norse mythology and Scandinavian folklore, the marmennill (also marbendill) is a merman, often a sea-dwelling humanoid with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a fish, known for its ability to prophesize the future. These beings are usually encountered by fishermen, with stories featuring them giving prophetic advice or revealing hidden knowledge, often in exchange for their freedom. While less prominent than the female margýgr (mermaid), the marmennill is a significant figure in these traditions, representing a source of mysterious, ancient wisdom from the sea. 

Marmennill

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Norse MYTHOLOGY

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