Geography/Culture: Norse.
Linguistic Note: Old Norse angr, to grieve, vex. Related English word: anger. See also Angerona linguistic note
. Description: Prophetic Goddess of death; Holy One; Hag of the Iron Wood; Ogress of Giantland; She Who though burnt Her heart still lives; Worker of calamity.
Male Associates: consort, Loki. Sons: Fenriswulf, Jormungandr (the World Serpent). Or: having eaten Her heart after She was burnt, and been inpregnated by it, Loki himself gave birth to them and Goddess Hel, Shelter. Angrbotha, Anguish-Boding, is also the Mother of Geri and Areki, moon-dogs who ate the food offered on Odin's table (i.e. altar).
To Whom Sacred: dog; wolf; (perhaps) fire.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Transliteration variant Angerboda.
• Transliteration variant Angrboda.
• Transliternation variant: Angrbodha.
• Transliteration variant Angurboda.
• Her name may be cognate with Annis, {Blue-Hag}.
• The Medieval Christians maligned Celtic Irish Ana, Queen, the Beneficent, (Who is linked with Danu, She-of-Knowledge), by calling Her Angurboda.
• Perhaps Aurbotha, Gold-Giver, (below), is a variant.
• Perhaps also known as Gollveig, Gold-Might, below
• Mother, or Herself an older version, of Hel, Shelter, by Loki.
• Cognate with Scandinavian Nanna, ----, Who is linked with Mesopotamian Nana, Old-Queen.
• Sigyn, ----, below, was also Loki's consort.
• Angrbotha, Anguish-Boding, is also known as, or is Crone aspect, of Yngona, {Queen-of-Heroes}, below.

Geography/Culture: Norse.
Male Associate: consort Gymir.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps variant of Angrbotha, Anguish-Boding, above.
• Mother of Gerthr, Protectress., Who is linked with Goda, The-Good.

Geography/Culture: Norse.
Description: Cunning Sorceress of the Vanir; She Who was three times burnt and three times born, over and over, yet ever She lives.
To Whom Sacred: the lifting drink of Hrimnir Daughter, (i.e. fire).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps alternate name for Angrbotha, Anguish-Boding.
• Variant: Gullveig.
• Perhaps aspect of: Freya, Dearly-Beloved .
• Also called: Heithr, HA3R, Shining.

Geography/Culture: Norse.
Description: Goddess of faithfulness.
To Whom Sacred: snake venom; basin (in which She catches the venom which falls from the snake tied above the bound Loki); [earthquakes (when She leaves to empty the bowl of poison, the drops fall directly onto Loki, his writhings at such time are felt on earth as earthquakes].
Male Associates: Sons Vali and Nafi (or Nari) by consort Loki.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Loki was bound by, and the snake arranged above him by Skadi, She-Who-Causes-Harm.
• Perhaps etymologically connected with Gaulish Celtic Sirona, Star-Queen, Who is linked with Aa, Great-Mother.

Geography/Culture: Danish.
Linguistic Note: Danish ing, 'hero'. Graves is the source of the alternate meaning. {I think he must be reading 'Angles' for ing, and 'Anna' for ona.}
Description: Mother and fertility Goddess.
Male Associates: perhaps consort, Yng, Hero, an alternate name of Frey. Sons Ynglings, Danish kings.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• In Her hag aspect perhaps equivalent to Angrbotha, Anguish-Boding, above.
• In Her nymph aspect Yngona is perhaps equivalent to Scandinavian Nanna, ----, (Who is linked with Sumerian Nana, Great-Queen), it may be, too, that their names are cognate.