anglo-saxon gods

The Anglo-Saxon gods were cognate to the gods of Norse mythology in particular and of Germanic mythology in general. Very little information has survived about them, and it is uncertain whether they should be considered distinct from their Nordic counterparts. The weekday names Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday come from Tiw, Wden, unor, and Frge respectively, through the Old English days Twesdg, Wdnesdg, unresdg and Frgedg. The Anglo-Saxon gods include:

Wden also known as Grim
Frge
Tiw
Seaxnat (possibly related to Tiw)
unor
Ingui Fra
Hama

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