Atli

[aht-lee]

noun Scandinavian Legend.

Attila, king of the Huns: represented in the Volsunga Saga as the brother of Brynhild and the second husband of Gudrun, whose brothers he killed in order to get the Nibelung treasure.

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Atli (ˈɑːtlɪ)

—n
	Norse myth a king of the Huns who married Gudrun for her inheritance and was slain by her after he killed her brothers

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