Dagr
Norse · deity · primordial · Recorded classification
Two horses, two riders, one route: the Norse day is a relay and not a cycle, and the light is the reflection off a horse's mane rather than a property of the air. The registry held the sky of eight other traditions and not this one.
Parentage
- parent: Nótt
Domains
- day
Sources
- Dagr is day personified in Norse myth, son of the jötunn Nótt and counted among the Æsir, riding the horse Skinfaxi whose mane lights the sky.: Reference treatments of Dagr and Nótt. (secondary)