| Group info: | | Meaning/translation: | the inspired |
| Language of origin: | Old Norse |
| Info about origin: | in Germanic/Nordic mythology Odin is the highest of all gods, the god of war, wisdom and death |
| | the name of this god has many variants, e.g. Woden (Saxon) or Wuotan (Old High German) |
| | the name derives from an Indoeuropean root wat (to blow, to fan, to inspire) |
| Words: | odr = the inspiration, the madness, the anger Old Norse |
| | wat = to blow, to fan, to inspire Indoeuropean |
| Topics: | Germanic mythology |
| Variants' top ranks: | 12:Óðinn Iceland 2021, 32:Odin Norway 2020 |
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| Name variants: All variants, grouped by language of use | |
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| Name variants: 8 male name variants, sorted by name and gender | | Name | Languages of Use |
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| Odin | Scandinavian |
| Odinn | Old Norse |
| Óðinn | Icelandic |
| Wodan | Old High German |
| Wodanaz | Germanic |
| Woden | Old Saxon |
| Wotan | Old High German |
| Wuotan | Old High German |
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