Høgni

Hogni is a character from Norse mythology and the legend of the Volsungs, often appearing in various medieval texts such as the Poetic Edda and the Volsunga saga. He is known as a king of the Geats and a close companion of Sigurd, the dragon-slayer. The name "Hogni" is Old Norse and can be translated to Hebrew as חוגני (Hogni). In modern Icelandic, the name is still used and pronounced similarly. Hogni is often depicted as a wise and loyal advisor, playing a significant role in the political and heroic narratives of the sagas. His character is central to the story of the betrayal and death of Sigurd, where Hogni, along with his brother Gunnar, is involved in the tragic events surrounding the hero's demise. The character of Hogni is also referenced in Germanic and Anglo-Saxon traditions, highlighting his importance in the broader context of Norse and Germanic mythology.