[5] at brúði Yggjar ‘over the bride of Yggr <= Óðinn> [= Jǫrð (jǫrð “land”)]’: The expression works through ofljóst, with a kenning referring to the goddess Jǫrð standing for the common noun jǫrð ‘land’. There may also be an allusion to the metaphor of an arranged marriage of ruler to land; cf. Note to Gsind Hákdr 5/1, 2, 3.