Marmennill

In Norse mythology, the Marmennill were mermen with the ability to prophesize the future. Its female counterpart was the Margygur.

References

• Lesser creatures in Norse myths
• Curious Myths of the Middle Ages, By Sabine Baring-Gould, Rivingtons, 1873, page 504 [1]

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