French translation of edda is 
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Meaning of "edda" in English

In English, "edda" refers to a collection of Old Norse poems, myths, or runic texts, which are significant sources for understanding Norse mythology and early Scandinavian history. The term is primarily associated with two medieval Icelandic literary works: the "Prose Edda," written by Snorri Sturluson, and the "Poetic Edda," a compilation of older anonymous poems. These texts serve as crucial cultural and historical records, offering insights into the beliefs, traditions, and stories of the Norse people.

Meaning of "edda" in French

In French, "edda" also refers to the same collection of Icelandic literary works encompassing Norse mythology and poems. The term includes similar texts as in English: the "Edda en prose" by Snorri Sturluson and the "Edda poétique," consisting of older anonymous compositions. These collections are invaluable for understanding ancient Norse culture, myths, and traditions, influencing many modern interpretations of Scandinavian folklore.

Pronunciation of "edda" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈɛdə/

Pronunciation Variations: In English, pronunciation may vary slightly depending on regional accents, with some speakers accentuating the first syllable differently. However, the common pronunciation remains consistent with the phonetic transcription provided.

Pronunciation of "edda" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ɛ.da/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "edda" in French remains relatively consistent across different French-speaking regions, with minor variations in intonation based on local accents, though these do not significantly alter the pronunciation.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The "Poetic Edda" is a crucial source for Norse mythology. (L'"Edda poétique" est une source cruciale pour la mythologie nordique.)
2. Scholars study the "Prose Edda" to understand ancient myths. (Les chercheurs étudient l'"Edda en prose" pour comprendre les mythes anciens.)
3. Many sagas reference the stories found in the "Edda." (De nombreuses sagas font référence aux histoires trouvées dans l'"Edda.")
4. The "Edda" contains both poetry and prose. (L'"Edda" contient à la fois de la poésie et de la prose.)
5. Vikings passed down the tales from the "Edda" orally. (Les Vikings transmettaient les récits de l'"Edda" oralement.)
6. Artists draw inspiration from the vivid imagery in the "Edda." (Les artistes s'inspirent des images vives dans l'"Edda.")
7. The "Edda" is divided into several sections, each with unique stories. (L'"Edda" est divisée en plusieurs sections, chacune avec des histoires uniques.)
8. Modern authors often reinterpret themes from the "Edda." (Les auteurs modernes réinterprètent souvent les thèmes de l'"Edda.")
9. The "Edda" was compiled from earlier oral traditions. (L'"Edda" a été compilée à partir de traditions orales antérieures.)
10. Museums display artifacts related to the tales of the "Edda." (Les musées exposent des artefacts liés aux récits de l'"Edda.")

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "edda" in English

Synonyms: saga, myth, legend, chronicle, tale.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: folklore, mythology, narrative, epic, lore.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "edda" in French

Synonyms: saga, mythe, légende, chronique, récit.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: folklore, mythologie, narration, épopée, tradition.

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