Definition of Ragnarök in English:

Ragnarök

proper nounˈraɡnərɒkˈraɡnəˌräk

Scandinavian Mythology

The final battle between the gods and the powers of evil, the Scandinavian equivalent of the Götterdämmerung.
〔斯堪的纳维亚神话〕（众神与恶的）大决战（Götterdämmerung 在斯堪的纳维亚神话中的对等物）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Tree of Life with two birds warning of Ragnarök is clearly seen.

Origin

From Old Norse ragnarǫkr 'twilight of the gods'.

twilight from Late Middle English:
A medieval combination of twi-, a form of two, and light. What significance ‘two’ has here is not entirely clear, though perhaps there is the idea of half-light, between day and night. In Scandinavian and German mythology the twilight of the gods is the destruction of the gods and the world in a final conflict with the powers of evil. English also uses the German and Old Norse equivalents Götterdämmerung and Ragnarök, the first of which is the title of the last opera in Richard Wagner's Ring cycle. Today, a twilight zone is primarily an urban area in a state of dilapidation or economic decline, but the term will forever be associated with the US television series The Twilight Zone, first shown in 1959. Each episode of the series offered a self-contained story with a science fiction or horror theme.

Definition of Ragnarök in US English:

Ragnarök

proper nounˈraɡnəˌräk

Scandinavian Mythology

The final battle between the gods and the powers of evil, the Scandinavian equivalent of the Götterdämmerung.
〔斯堪的纳维亚神话〕（众神与恶的）大决战（Götterdämmerung 在斯堪的纳维亚神话中的对等物）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Tree of Life with two birds warning of Ragnarök is clearly seen.

Origin

From Old Norse ragnarǫkr ‘twilight of the gods’.

单词	Ragnarök
释义	Definition of Ragnarök in English: Ragnarök proper nounˈraɡnərɒkˈraɡnəˌräk Scandinavian Mythology The final battle between the gods and the powers of evil, the Scandinavian equivalent of the Götterdämmerung. 〔斯堪的纳维亚神话〕（众神与恶的）大决战（Götterdämmerung 在斯堪的纳维亚神话中的对等物） Example sentencesExamples The Tree of Life with two birds warning of Ragnarök is clearly seen. Origin From Old Norse ragnarǫkr 'twilight of the gods'. twilight from Late Middle English: A medieval combination of twi-, a form of two, and light. What significance ‘two’ has here is not entirely clear, though perhaps there is the idea of half-light, between day and night. In Scandinavian and German mythology the twilight of the gods is the destruction of the gods and the world in a final conflict with the powers of evil. English also uses the German and Old Norse equivalents Götterdämmerung and Ragnarök, the first of which is the title of the last opera in Richard Wagner's Ring cycle. Today, a twilight zone is primarily an urban area in a state of dilapidation or economic decline, but the term will forever be associated with the US television series The Twilight Zone, first shown in 1959. Each episode of the series offered a self-contained story with a science fiction or horror theme. Definition of Ragnarök in US English: Ragnarök proper nounˈraɡnəˌräk Scandinavian Mythology The final battle between the gods and the powers of evil, the Scandinavian equivalent of the Götterdämmerung. 〔斯堪的纳维亚神话〕（众神与恶的）大决战（Götterdämmerung 在斯堪的纳维亚神话中的对等物） Example sentencesExamples The Tree of Life with two birds warning of Ragnarök is clearly seen. Origin From Old Norse ragnarǫkr ‘twilight of the gods’.
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