Skoll
[skoʊl]Meaning
Old Norse Skǫll, the wolf that chases the Sun in Norse mythology
Background Story
Skoll is the English form of the Old Norse name Skǫll, borne in Norse mythology by a wolf. The name also appears written Sköll.
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