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    Álfar (singular: álfr) is the Old Norse word for elves. Álfar figure in Norse mythology. Snorri Sturluson in the Younger Edda differentiate between ljósálfar (light-elves) and dökkálfar (dark-elves). The light-elves live in Álfheim, and the Dark Elves in Svartlfheimr. See elf for a more extensive description.
    The Eddas tend to use "Álfar" and "Vanir" interchangeably.







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