Edda

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Words that are spelled similarly to edda:
edda.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word edda:
bragi, eze, ymir, frigg, fum, skald, yggdrasil, blad, odin, regius, enthroned, aro, loki, hel, prose, stanza, sagas, norse, reykjavik, valkyrie, thor, nir, poetic, runic, dwarves, igbo, saga, personified, mussolini, beowulf, runes, codex, poem, bellows, dwarfs, iceland, ama, disguise, prologue, compiled, gar, tolkien, disguised, ger, elves, mythology, attested, scandinavian, quotes, serpent, relates, gods, mythological, myths, pagan, poems, rudolf, chapter, ska, scandinavia, germanic, viking, goddess, goats, sources, manuscript, mentioned, poetry, dwarf, scholarly, scholars, nordic, ancestral, mention, myth, lists, unnamed, figure, written, century, theories, earlier, elder, realm, traditional, clan, tells, derives, book, comments, attributed, god, says, adds, actress, tel, verse, norwegian, giant, tale.

Adjectives that are often used to describe edda:
poetic, younger, elder, older, old, ancient, later, called, little, poetical, whole, earlier, snorra, century, modern, norwegian, famous, rhythmical, scemundar, northern, entire, indian, scandinavian, venerable, epic, thirteenth, prose, oldest.

Words that sound like edda:
edda, eddie, eddy, eta, etta, edie, eadie, eddi, eddo, yda, udda, adaa, eddoe, ada, ida, oda, eda, adda, eeda, uhde, ayda, ooda, adha, odda, auda, oida, aada, iida, odah, ahda, eida, ajda, eada, ed, edit, ado, eds, edna, edd, edn, adu, enda, a day, etto, eto, aday, etty, etti, edia, eder, edom, edm, elda, edg, edel, adee, aed, eti, hedda, edder, adoo, a due, edon, eha, edem, ettie, a d, erda, addo, edl, aaid, edds, edc, edra, edt, edile, esda, ehd, edz, edde, edil, edite, edr, edh, edid, edw, etoh, edme, adao, edsa, .edu, a deux, gedda, a-day, adaw, eddas, edif, edk, edla, edun.