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Brisingamen
[
bree
-sing-ah-men
,
bree-seen-
gah
-men
]
Bri·sing·a·men
/
ˈbri
sɪŋ
ɑˌmɛn
,
ˌbri
sinˈgɑ
mɛn
/
Show Spelled
[
bree
-sing-ah-men
,
bree-seen-
gah
-men
]
Show IPA
noun
Scandinavian Mythology
.
the magic necklace worn by Freya.
Origin:
<
Old Norse:
necklace of the
Brisings,
akin to
Old English
Brōsinga mene;
see
mane
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