Magni Magni

Magni - Definition and Overview

In Norse mythology, Magni was a son of Thor and Jarnsaxa. He was the god of strength and was the only thing in existence stronger than his father, and Magni was the only one who could lift Mjolnir (Thor's Hammer) besides his father. He is commonly depicted carrying Mjolnir.


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Example Usage of Magni
CauseMoNawt: Just killed King Varian Wyrnn, Magni Bronzebeared, omw to Tyrande, and Prophet w/e. #warcraft #forthehorde
charmedonepoch: @matsujen gurl! Magni-nihon ka pala! =D.. enjoy! san? tokyo or osaka? :)
Scriverepoesie: - Lorenzo Magni ha pubblicato la poesia "Sorridi, Fallo Spesso" (http://bit.ly/1NpBUP)
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