TEUTONIC MAGIC - Awaken Video

Utgardhr (uht-gardhr): On the horizontal map, the ring of the elemental worlds outside Midgardhr.
Valkyrja (Val-kir-ya, valkyrie): “Chooser of the slain”; the perfected self of a worshipper of Odhinn and the link
between Odhinn and the individual soul.
Vanir: Earth/water deities of fertility, death, and hidden wisdom.
Vargr: Outlaw, wolf.
Ve: Consecrated in the sense of being utterly separated from the mundane world; tabu.
Vertical Model: Nine Worlds arranged according to energy level into Asgardhr (highest), Midgardhr and the
elemental worlds (Jotunheimr, Muspellheimr, Vanheimr, and Nfflheimr), and Hel (lowest).
Vitki: Runic magician.
Widdershins: Against the course of the sun; counterclockwise; used to draw up power from the earth and the worlds
below.
Wyrm: Serpent or dragon.
Yggdrasil: “Ygg’s (Odhinn’s) steed”; the World-Tree, holding the three vertical realms of Asgardhr/Midgardhr/Hel
and the Nine orlds together.
Ymir (Uem-ir): “Roarer”; the proto-etin created by the first meeting of fire and ice in Ginnungagap, from whom all
the jotun-kind (and most of the gods) descend. Odhimi and his brothers/hypostases Vili (will) and Ve (holiness)
slew Ymir and made the sea from his blood, the earth from his body, and the vault of the sky from his skull.
Younger Futhark: The sixteen-rune futhark of the Viking Age.
Pronunciation Guide
RUNE-NAMES:
The rune—names given here are in Proto—Germanic. Pronunciation is relatively simple: there are only five
vowel sounds, and the consonants, with the exceptions below, are as in Modern English.
a — as in “father”
e — ay, as in “day”
i — ee, as in “speed”
o — as in “home”
u — 00, as in moon
dh — a soft th, as in “leather”
g — always hard, as in “give”
h — may be heavily aspirated, almost as a ch
j —always pronounced as y
k — always a hard sound; no soft c exists
r — trilled
th — as in “thorn”
z — always buzzed, halfway between an r and a z
OLD NORSE
a — as in “law”
á — as in “father”
e — as i in “gin”
é — as ay in “day”
i— as in “is”
í — ee as in “speed”
o — as in “omit”
ó — as in “owe”
ø, ö — as in “not”
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