Iduna

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Iduna is a goddess in Norse mythology associated with youth and immortality, known for guarding the magical apples that keep the gods eternally young.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Iduna canonical 2
Brita as Iduna 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Norse deity
goddess
mythological figure
abductedBy Thjazi
alsoKnownAs Idun
linked to: Idunn

Iðunn
linked to: Idunn
appearsIn Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
associatedWith Bragi
eternal youth
immortality
youth
category Norse goddesses
mythological immortality figures
culture Norse mythology
depictedWith basket of apples
tree bearing apples of youth
domain renewal
vitality
youth
family Æsir gods
linked to: Aesir
gender female
hasItem apples of immortality
casket of apples
hasProperty life-preserving
youthful
importance essential for maintaining the gods’ youth
influenced modern depictions of youth-giving fruit in fantasy literature
knownFor guarding apples that prevent aging
keeping the gods young
languageOfName Old Norse
linked to: Old Norse language
mythType fertility and renewal deity
narrativeRole central figure in the myth of her abduction by the giant Thjazi
pantheon Æsir
linked to: Aesir
relatedConcept longevity
regeneration
rescuedBy Loki
the gods of Asgard
linked to: Children of Odin
residence Asgard
role guardian of magical apples
provider of youth to the gods
species goddess
spouse Bragi
symbol apples of youth
worshipContext pre-Christian Norse religion

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Idunn nameVariant Iduna
Carl Larsson notableWork Brita as Iduna
linked to: Iduna