Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

utgard

noun

/ˈʌtɡɑrd/

Definition

Utgard is a term from Norse mythology, referring to the realm of the giants, or Jotnar, which is outside of the protective bounds of the gods’ realm (Asgard).

Examples

In Utgard, Thor faced powerful giants and other mythical creatures during his adventures.
The trials that Thor encountered in Utgard tested his strength and wit.

Meaning

The term ‘Utgard’ literally translates to ‘outyard’ or ‘outer enclosure,’ symbolizing a space that is wild and untamed, inhabited by beings that are often in opposition to the gods.