Crossword Clue: Language from which "sky" and "egg" are derived
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- Ancient explorers
- Ancient Icelandic settlers
- Ancient mariners
- Ancient raiders
- Ancient Scandinavian
- Ancient Scandinavians
- Bergen-born, say
- Bergen-born
- Bergen natives
- Bergen resident
- Asgardian
- Akin to Vikings
- Earliest Icelanders
- Branch of mythology with Loki and Thor
- Branch of mythology with Thor and Odin
- Branch of mythology
- Early settlers in the Orkneys
- Early settlers of Iceland
- Certain gods
- Certain Icelandic settlers
- Certain Scandinavian
- Grieg and Flagstad
- From Bergen
- From Iceland, e.g.
- From Lillehammer, say
- From Oslo, e.g.
- From Oslo, for example
- From Oslo
- From Scandinavia
- From Trondheim, e.g.
- From Trondheim
- It can be found in runes
- Hoping to head to Valhalla, perhaps
- It may be found in runes
- Harald the Fairhead's people
- Ibsen, for one
- Icelanders' ancestors
- Icelandic, e.g.
- Icelandic settlers
- Eric, for one
- Eric the Red e.g.
- Eric the Red's language
- Ericson, for one
- Erik the Red's language
- Crew for Eric the Red
- European language
- Europeans
- Danish language ancestor
- Origin of the word "troll"
- Like crook and creek, etymologically
- Like early visitors to modern Nova Scotia
- Like Eric or Leif
- Like Eric the Red
- Like Erik the Red, e.g.
- Like Erik the Red
- Like Hägar the Horrible
- Like Hagar
- Like Hel and Odin
- Some ancient mariners
- Oslo-born
- Oslo citizens
- Oslo native
- Oslo people
- Oslo residents
- Like Leif Ericson
- Like Leif Eriksson
- Like Leif
- Like Loki or Thor
- Like Loki, Thor, and Odin
- Like Loki
- Like longship sailors
- Settlers of Iceland
- Like myths of Valhalla
- Like Odin and Thor
- Like Odin or the Valkyries
- Like Odin or Thor
- Like Odin
- Like some gods
- Kind of mythology that influenced Tolkien
- Some Scandinavians
- Like some mythology
- Like some myths
- Like some paganism
- Like some Scandinavians
- Rollo's men
- Viking
- Viking language (with ''Old'')
- Viking language
- Vikings' descendants
- Vikings, e.g.
- Vikings' language
- Vikings' tongue
- Vikings
- Like someone whose O might look like Ø
- Vinland pioneers
- Vinland visitors
- Like the Aesir
- Like the dragon Fafnir
- Like the gods Thor and Loki
- Like the gods Thor and Odin
- Like the myth of Ragnarok
- Like the mythological Aesir-Vanir War
- Like the mythology of Odin and Thor
- Like the origin of the names for some days of the week
- Odin's mythology
- Odin's worshippers
- Like the settlers of Iceland
- Like the Valkyries
- Like the Vikings
- Like Thor and Loki
- Like Thor and Odin
- Like Thor or Frigg
- Like Thor
- Visitors to Vinland
- Like Tyr
- Like Valhalla's heroes
- Like Valkyries
- Like Vikings
- Subjects of Olav V
- Of Oslo origin
- Like Ymir and Yggdrasil
- Like Ymir
- Of the Vikings
- Of Thor, Odin, etc.
- The Norwegians
- Lillehammer natives
- The Scandinavians
- Mythology branch of Thor and Odin
- Mythology with Mjolnir and Hrothgar
- Mythology with Odin and Thor
- Olaf, for one
- The Vikings
- Medieval Scandinavians
- Old language that gives us "berserk"
- Old language that gives us "geyser"
- Old Scandinavian tongue
- Old Scandinavian
- Old tongue that gave us "rotten" and "egg"
- Language from which "geyser" derives
- Language from which "litmus" comes
- Language from which "reindeer" comes
- Language from which "sky" and "egg" are derived
- Language of Iceland
- Language of the Vikings
- Language on a longship
- Language that gave us "berserk"
- Language that gave us "reindeer"
- Language that gave us the word "berserk"
- Language that gives us "floe"
- Language that gives us "ransack" and "berserk"
- Language that gives us "ugly" and "berserk"
- Language "Viking" came from
- Natives of Bergen
- Natives of Telemark
- Natives of Trondheim
- Longship crewmen
- Longship language
- Longship sailors, e.g.
- Longship sailors
- People of Bergen
- People of Oslo
- People of Scandinavia
- Relating to Scandinavia
- Leif Ericson, by birth
- Leif Ericson's crew
- Leif's language
- Resident of Oslo
- Northern Europeans
- Norwegian
- Like Amundsen
- Saga language
- Swedes' neighbors
- They wrote in runes
- Scandinavian ancestors
- Scandinavian explorers
- Scandinavian group
- Scandinavian language
- Scandinavian of yore
- Scandinavian
- Scandinavians
- West Scandinavians
- Thor's mythology branch
- St. Olaf's subjects
- Snore (anag)
- Whence the word "troll"
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- New York Times - Jan. 17, 2010