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Etymology
From the Old Norse Baldr (the god Baldur, the lord), + draumar, plural of draumr (dream), from Germanic drauma (song, happy activity, dream, hallucination), from PIE *dhreugh-.

Proper noun
Baldrs draumar

1. The Dreams of Baldur; the eleventh book of the Poetic Edda.

Translations
trans-top|eleventh book of the Poetic Edda
Dutch: #Dutch|Baldrs draumar
German: #German|Baldrs draumar, Balders Träume
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Portuguese: #Portuguese|Baldrs draumar
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Category:English proper nouns

Dutch

Proper noun
Baldrs draumar

1. #English|Baldrs draumar.

Category:Dutch proper nouns

German

Proper noun
Baldrs draumar

1. #English|Baldrs draumar

Category:German proper nouns

Portuguese

Proper noun
Baldrs draumar

1. #English|Baldrs draumar.

Category:Books of the Poetic Edda
Category:Portuguese proper nouns

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