Harðverkr, Hrøkkvir ok Hástigi,
Hræsvelgr, Herkir ok Hrímgrímnir,
Hymir ok Hrímþurs, Hvalr, Þrígeitir,
Þrymr, Þrúðgelmir, Þistilbarði.
Harðverkr, Hrøkkvir ok Hástigi, Hræsvelgr, Herkir ok Hrímgrímnir, Hymir ok Hrímþurs, Hvalr, Þrígeitir, Þrymr, Þrúðgelmir, Þistilbarði.
Harðverkr, Hrøkkvir and Hástigi, Hræsvelgr, Herkir and Hrímgrímnir, Hymir and Hrímþurs, Hvalr, Þrígeitir, Þrymr, Þrúðgelmir, Þistilbarði.
[7] Þrúðgelmir: According to Vafþr 29, the only Old Norse source where this name is mentioned, this was the son of the primeval giant Ymir. The name means ‘strong noise-maker’. The first element is derived from þrúðr f. ‘strength’ (also the name of Þórr’s daughter), and ‑gelmir ‘noise-maker’ (cf. ModSwed. dialects galma ‘scream’; AEW: galmr) is the second element in the names of three generations of giants, Aurgelmir (st. 5/5), Þrúðgelmir and Bergelmir (st. 6/3), grandfather, father and son.