オーディン

Japanese

Etymology

Borrowed from English Odin, from Old Norse Óðinn.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [o̞ːdʲĩɴ]

Proper noun

オーディン • (Ōdin) 

  1. (Norse mythology) Odin
    • 1982, Yoshiki Tanaka, “A Farce Between the Acts” (chapter 8), in 銀河英雄伝説 第1巻 黎明篇 [Legend of the Galactic Heroes Volume 1: Dawn], →ISBN:
      勝利はすでに確定している。このうえはそれを完全なものにせねばならぬ。叛乱軍の身のほど知らずどもを生かして還すな。その条件は充分にととのっているのだ。卿らのうえに大神オーディンの恩寵おんちょうあらんことを。乾杯プロージット！
      Our victory is assured. Furthermore, we ought to make that victory complete. Don't send the rebel army, who don't know their place, back alive. The terms have already been sufficiently fulfilled. May the great god Odin's favor be with you all. Cheers and prosit!
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