Freki
[ˈfreːki]Meaning
Wolf, associated with Odin's wolf in Norse mythology.
Background Story
Freki is one of the two wolves that accompany the Norse god Odin. The name is derived from Old Norse, representing loyalty and strength, and is often used in modern contexts to reflect ferocity and companionship.
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