Geirrøðr, Fyrnir, Galarr, Þrívaldi,
Fjǫlverkr, Geitir, Fleggr, Blapþvari,
Fornjótr, Sprettingr, Fjalarr, Stígandi,
Sómr ok Svásuðr, Svárangr, Skrati.
Geirrøðr, Fyrnir, Galarr, Þrívaldi, Fjǫlverkr, Geitir, Fleggr, Blapþvari, Fornjótr, Sprettingr, Fjalarr, Stígandi, Sómr ok Svásuðr, Svárangr, Skrati.
Geirrøðr, Fyrnir, Galarr, Þrívaldi, Fjǫlverkr, Geitir, Fleggr, Blapþvari, Fornjótr, Sprettingr, Fjalarr, Stígandi, Sómr and Svásuðr, Svárangr, Skrati.
[2] Galarr: ‘gala[…]’ B, galarr 744ˣ
[2] Galarr: The name is derived from the strong verb gala ‘crow, chant, sing’. As a giant’s name, the heiti occurs only here. In Skm (SnE 1998, I, 3) Galarr and his brother Fjalarr (see l. 6 below) are the dwarfs associated with the myth of the mead of poetry, but neither name is mentioned in Þul Dverga.