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 No.11026

How do you all feel about translating Asatru names and terms to Modern English words?

I've heard a lot of arguments of "sacred" language and people saying "READ ELIADE'S THE SACRED AND PROFANE" but I personally don't buy it.

The ancient pre-Christian people were telling the myths in the language of the people, not in a "high church" style language. They all knew what the names of the gods/goddesses actually meant with multiple shades of meaning, etc.

I know that the Norreana Society tried to do this in their "Asatru Edda" but from the reviews I read, they only translated some words into modern English and left other words untranslated, which is pretty odd.

Thoughts on this?

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