Allfather (I)

ℹ️ Odin, the Allfather in Norse mythology, is known by various names and titles, reflecting the complexity of his character and the cultural diversity within the Norse pantheon. Commonly referred to as Woden in Old English and Wotan in Old High German, Odin's name variations extend to other Germanic languages. In Old Norse, he is also called Óðinn. Additionally, Odin carries titles such as the One-Eyed, referring to his sacrifice for wisdom, and the Wanderer, highlighting his penchant for traversing realms in pursuit of knowledge. These diverse names and epithets contribute to the rich tapestry of Odin's mythological identity.