Farbauti (Scandianvian Norse). A giant in the Edda; lit., "the oarsman"; the father of Loki, whose mother was the giantess Laufey (leafy isle); a genealogy which makes W. S. W. Anson remark in Asgard and the Gods that probably the oarsman or Farbauti "was the giant who saved himself from the flood in a boat, and the latter (Laufey) the island to which he rowed" - which is an additional variation of the Deluge.

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Farbauti (Icelandic) (from far travel, ship + bauti to beat, chase)

In Norse mythology, a giant, father of Loki, whose mother is variously named Lofo (leafy isle, earth) or Nal (needle). Farbauti represents the wind that beats or chases the ship of life and may allegorically be connected with the manifestation of living things. This in turn produced the human intelligence (Loki).

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