Aesir

Pronunciation: /ˈeɪsɪr/

Definitions of aesir

noun In Norse mythology, the Aesir are a group of gods who dwell in Asgard.

Example Sentences

A1 The aesir were the gods in Norse mythology.

A2 The aesir lived in Asgard, the realm of the gods.

B1 The aesir were known for their strength and wisdom.

B2 The aesir, such as Odin and Thor, played important roles in Norse myths.

C1 The aesir were often depicted as powerful beings in Norse sagas.

C2 Scholars study the aesir and their influence on Norse culture and beliefs.

Examples of aesir in a Sentence

formal The Aesir are a group of gods in Norse mythology.

informal Have you heard about the Aesir gods?

slang The Aesir crew is throwing a party tonight.

figurative The Aesir represent different aspects of nature and existence.

Grammatical Forms of aesir

• past tense: aesired
• plural: aesirs
• comparative: more aesir
• superlative: most aesir
• present tense: aesirs
• future tense: will aesir
• perfect tense: have aesired
• continuous tense: is aesiring
• singular: aesir
• positive degree: aesir
• infinitive: to aesir
• gerund: aesiring
• participle: aesired

Origin and Evolution of aesir

First Known Use: 1200 year

Language of Origin: Old Norse

Story behind the word: The word 'Aesir' originates from Norse mythology, referring to a group of gods in the Norse pantheon.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Old Norse mythology to refer to a specific group of gods, the term 'Aesir' has evolved to become a general term for gods in Norse mythology as a whole.